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
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Saffir-Simpson
Typhoon Scale
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Category 4
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Location
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21.5N 127.2E
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Distance
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648.2 km South of Kadena AB, Okinawa
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Maximum Sustained
Winds
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232 kph
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Gustiness Winds
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278 kph
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Movement
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northward
@ 20 kph
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Towards
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Okinawa-Ryukyu Islands
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Maximum Sea Wave
Height
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60 feet
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Minimum Sea Level
Pressure
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930 mb
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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
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Saffir-Simpson
Typhoon Scale
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Tropical Depression
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Location
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18.7N 112.0E
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Distance
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537.08 km South-Southwest of Hong Kong
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Maximum Sustained
Winds
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56 kph
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Gustiness Winds
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74 kph
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Movement
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east-northeastward
@ 13 kph
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Towards
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Taiwan area
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Maximum Sea Wave
Height
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10 feet
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Minimum Sea Level
Pressure
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992 mb
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