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The influence of intraseasonal oscillation (ISO) on TC genesis over the northwestern Pacific is studied through comparing analyses of the more and less TC years from 1979 to 2006.It is indicated that the ISO strongly affects the TC genesis.In the years for more TC genesis,the ISO is weak and propagates insignificantly in the area to the west of the Philippines,but the ISO is strong in the area to the east of the Philippines and propagates significantly northwestward.In this situation,the Walker cell shifts gradually westward from the tropical western Pacific to the tropical eastern Indian Ocean.Convergent winds appear in the lower atmosphere while divergent winds in the upper atmosphere,suggesting the presence of enhanced ascending flow over the 140-160°E region and a favorable condition for TC genesis.Moreover,in the years for less TC genesis,the ISO gradually becomes stronger in the area to the west of the Philippines and significant eastward propagation prevails from the eastern Indian Ocean to the area around 120°E; the ISO is weak in the area to the east of the Philippines.During these years,the Walker circulation gradually moved eastward,with convergent winds in the upper troposphere and divergent winds in the lower troposphere.Sinking motion was significant,unfavorable for the TC genesis over the Northwestern Pacific.