Maximum Surface Wind Speeds of recent Cyclones om North Indian Ocean Basin from 2005 while making landfall

Min 60 km/hr

1. Very Severe Cyclone Nargis (2nd May, 2008) - Labutta, Burma - 190 km/hr
2. Very Severe Cyclone Giri (22nd October, 2010) - Kyakpyu,Burma - 190 km/hr
3. Very Severe Cyclone Mala (28th April, 2007) - Gwa,Burma - 185 km/hr
4. Very Severe Cyclone Sidr (15th November, 2007) - Barguna, Bangladesh - 148 km/hr
5. Very Severe Cyclone Thane (30th December, 2011) - Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu - 141 km/hr
6. Very Severe Cyclone Phet (4th June, 2010) - Al-Sharqiya, Oman - 120 km/hr
7. Severe Cyclone Aila (2th May, 2009) - Kalaikunda, West Bengal - 112 km/hr
8. Super Cyclone Gonu (6th June, 2007) - Muscat, Oman - 100 km/hr
9. Severe Cyclone Laila (20th May, 2010) - Bapatla, Anadhra Pradesh - 98 km/hr
10. Cyclone Rashmi (26th October, 2008) - Chatgaon, Bangladesh - 93 km/hr
11. Cyclone Mahesan (16th May, 2013) - Patuakhali, Bangladesh - 92 km/hr
12. Cyclone Akash (14th May, 2007) - Cox‟s Bazar, Bangladesh - 83 km/hr
13. Cyclone Nilam (31st October, 2012) - Chennai, Tamil Nadu - 75 km/hr
14. Deep Depression (16th September, 2008) - Chandbali, Orissa - 74 km/hr
15. Cycline Murjan (25th, October 2012) - Bossasso, Somalia - 70 km/hr
16. Cyclone Phyan (11th November, 2009) - Pune, Maharashtra - 68 km/hr
17. Cyclone Nisha (27th November, 2008) - Karikal, Pondicherry - 65 km/hr
18. Deep Depression (17th June, 2011) - Kolkata, West Bengal - 65 km/hr
19. Severe Cyclone Jal (7th COctober, 2010) - Ennore, Tamil Nadu - 61 km/hr
20. Deep Depression (11th October, 2012) - Chittagong, Bangladesh - 60 km hr