Tropical Storm Muifa has slightly intensified as it moves toward Northward, now a Typhoon. Latest satellite imagery depicts that convection is still consolidating around the Low Level Circulation Center with increased in intensity and organization. Muifa's circulation is still over the North Philippine Sea and does not affect any land areas of the archipelago. Intensification within the next 48 hours is expected as it moves NNW to Northward over the Philippine Sea heading towards Southern, Japan. This system is expected to enhance the Southwest Monsoon that will bring scattered rains and thunderstorms over the western sections of the archipelago.
Tropical Storm Nock-Ten has maintained its strength after crossing Hainan Is.and now on the final landfall tonight at Northern Vietnam. This system is expected to dissipate over Laos tomorrow as a Tropical Depression. Complete details regarding about the 2 active cyclones can be read below.
Typhoon Muifa (Kabayan/11W) | |
| Saffir-Simpson Typhoon Scale | Category 1 |
| Location | 16.1N 134.0E |
| Distance | 1351.96 km. SSE of Kadena Air Base, Japan |
| Maximum Sustained Winds | 111 kph |
| Gustiness Winds | 139 kph |
| Movement | Northward @ 20 kph |
| Towards | Southern Japan |
| Maximum Sea Wave Height | 26 feet |
| Minimum Sea Level Pressure | 976 mb |
Tropical Storm Nock-Ten (Juaning/10W) | |
| Saffir-Simpson Typhoon Scale | Tropical Storm |
| Location | 19.3N 107.5E |
| Distance | 555.6 km. WSW of Hong Kong, China |
| Maximum Sustained Winds | 83 kph |
| Gustiness Winds | 102 kph |
| Movement | WSW @ 11 kph |
| Towards | Northern Vietnam |
| Maximum Sea Wave Height | 12 feet |
| Minimum Sea Level Pressure | 985 mb |
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