TS Doksui has maintained its strength and enhancing the Southwest Monsoon...96W develops

Tropical Storm Doksuri (Dindo/07W)

06:30 AM PhST 06/28/2012

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 ANALYSIS AND OBSERVATION

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•  latest satellite imagery shows that low level circulation center remains exposed, approximately 74.08 km east of the main area of deep convection..heading towards Northern Luzon (Balintang Island-Calayan Island-Camiguin Island early today)
• will continue to enhance the Southwest Monsoon across the archipelago especially in the western section. This will bring rains and windy conditions over the western sections of the country which may trigger flash floods and landslides

Tropical Storm Doksuri (Dindo/07W)
Saffir-Simpson Typhoon Scale	Tropical Storm
Location	18.0N 124.7E
Distance	58.38 km Northeast of Manila
Maximum Sustained Winds	65 kph
Gustiness Winds	83 kph
Movement	west-northwestward @ 26 kph
Towards	extreme Northern Luzon (northern tip of Cagayan)
Maximum Sea Wave Height	15 feet
Minimum Sea Level Pressure	998mb

PHILIPPINE PUBLIC STORM WARNING SIGNALS As of 05:00 A.M PhST 06/28/2012
PSWS #	LUZON	VISAYAS	MINDANAO
Signal No. 1 (45-60 kph winds)	La Union Ilocos Sur Aurora Ifugao Nueva Vizcaya Quirino Benguet	None	None
Signal No.2 (60-100 kph winds)	Cagayan Calayan Group of Islands Babuyan Group of Islands Isabela Batanes Group of Islands Apayao Kalinga Ilocos Norte Abra Mt. Province	None	None

TS Doksuri has maintained its strength..now moving towards Northern Luzon

Tropical Storm Doksuri (Dindo/07W)

06:30 AM PhST 06/27/2012

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 ANALYSIS AND OBSERVATION

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• latest satellite imagery depicts a consolidating low level circulation center (llcc) with improved convective banding
• expected to intensify due to favorable environment conditions within the next 12-24 hours..maintaining its Tropical Storm strength while heading towards the extreme Northern Luzon. Possible landfall will be on Thursday Morning near Cagayan.
• will continue to enhance the Southwest Monsoon until Tuesday across the Southern Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. This will bring rains and windy conditions over the western sections of the country which may trigger flash floods and landslides
  
   

Tropical Storm Doksuri (Dindo/07W)
Saffir-Simpson Typhoon Scale	Tropical Storm
Location	15.4N 128.4E
Distance	796.36 km East of Manila
Maximum Sustained Winds	65 kph
Gustiness Winds	83 kph
Movement	west-northwestward @ 28 kph
Towards	extreme Northern Luzon
Maximum Sea Wave Height	12 feet
Minimum Sea Level Pressure	1000 mb

PHILIPPINE PUBLIC STORM WARNING SIGNALS As of 05:00 A.M PhST 06/27/2012
PSWS #	LUZON	VISAYAS	MINDANAO
Signal No. 1 (45-60 kph winds)	Cagayan Isabela	None	None

Typhoon Guchol maintain its strength..heading towards Okinawa area, Tropical Depression Talim might become TS within 6-12 hours

Typhoon Guchol/Butchoy

06:30 AM PhST 06/18/2012

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 ANALYSIS AND OBSERVATION

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• animated enhanced infrared satellite imagery shows the system has started to show signs of weakening as the eye diameter has slowly decreased over the past 6 hours from 27.78 km to 18.52 km and is becoming more ragged
• expected to exit the Philippine Area of Responsibility later this afternoon or tonight
• will continue to enhance the Southwest Monsoon until Tuesday across the Western Visayas and Western Luzon including Palawan and Metro Manila. This will bring rains and windy conditions over the western sections of the country which may trigger flash floods and landslides

Typhoon Guchol/Butchoy
Saffir-Simpson Typhoon Scale	Category 4
Location	21.5N 127.2E
Distance	648.2 km South of Kadena AB, Okinawa
Maximum Sustained Winds	232 kph
Gustiness Winds	278 kph
Movement	northward @ 20 kph
Towards	Okinawa-Ryukyu Islands
Maximum Sea Wave Height	60 feet
Minimum Sea Level Pressure	930 mb

Tropical Depression Talim/06W

06:30 AM PhST 06/18/2012

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 ANALYSIS AND OBSERVATION

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•  latest satellite imagery shows a low level circulation center has developed along the northern edge of the system
• expected to become a Tropical Storm later this morning due to warm sea surface temperatures and upper level outflow heading towards the Northwestern part of Taiwan  

Tropical Depression Talim/06W
Saffir-Simpson Typhoon Scale	Tropical Depression
Location	18.7N 112.0E
Distance	537.08 km South-Southwest of Hong Kong
Maximum Sustained Winds	56 kph
Gustiness Winds	74 kph
Movement	east-northeastward @ 13 kph
Towards	Taiwan area
Maximum Sea Wave Height	10 feet
Minimum Sea Level Pressure	992 mb

Typhoon Guchol might become a Super Typhoon within the next 12-24 hours

Typhoon Guchol/Butchoy

06:30 PM PhST 06/16/2012

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 ANALYSIS AND OBSERVATION

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• expected to become a Category 5 within the next 12-24 hours...intensifying while over the warm sea surface temperatures of the Philippine Sea
• latest satellite imagery shows a symmetric eye, approximately 27.78 km wide
• expected to enhance the Southwest Monsoon until Tuesday across the whole Philippine archipelago. This will bring rains and windy conditions over the western sections of the country which may trigger flash floods and landslides 

Typhoon Guchol/Butchoy
Saffir-Simpson Typhoon Scale	Category 4
Location	15.0N 128.9E
Distance	1259.36 km South of Kadena AB, Okinawa
Maximum Sustained Winds	241 kph
Gustiness Winds	296 kph
Movement	northwestward @ 22 kph
Towards	North Philippine Sea
Maximum Sea Wave Height	43 feet
Minimum Sea Level Pressure	935 mb