South Pacific
- Unnamed Tropical Cyclone 1971–72 – December 1971
- Unnamed Tropical Cyclone 1971–72 – January 1972
- Unnamed Tropical Cyclone 1973–74 – November 1973
- Unnamed Tropical Cyclone 1976–77 – February 1977 (1)
- Unnamed Tropical Cyclone 1976–77 – February 1977 (2)
- Unnamed Tropical Cyclone 1980–81 – February 1981
- Unnamed Tropical Cyclone 1980–81 – February/March 1981
- Unnamed Tropical Cyclone 1980–81 – March 1981
- Unnamed Tropical Cyclone 1983–84 – February 1984
- Unnamed Tropical Cyclone 1983–84 – March 1984
- Unnamed Tropical Cyclone 1984–85 – December 1985
- Unnamed Tropical Cyclone 1986–87 – March 1987
- Unnamed Tropical Cyclone 1988–89 – February 1989
- Unnamed tropical cyclone 1990–91 – December 1990
- Tropical Cyclone 29P 1996–97 – February 1997
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