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Tropical Storm Maysak

Discussion in 'Warnings and Dangers' started by Bootsonground, Mar 28, 2015.

  1. Bootsonground
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    The 4th named storm of 2015 and possibly the 3rd named Typhoon is now brewing south east of Guam this weekend and is setting up to intensify in a strong typhoon by early next week.

    As of this Saturday morning JMA named the storm Maysak ( a Camodian name for a certain kind of tree) with winds of 35G50KTS and a pressure around 1002hpa.

    http://www.westernpacificweather.co...-to-a-become-a-major-typhoon-saturday-update/

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    Anon220806 Well-Known Member

    Isnt it a bit early for the typhoon season?
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    Probably my fault for burning the rubbish on a weekly basis.
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    Anon220806 Well-Known Member

    No. My fault when I bought the extra plastic carrier bag, the other week, in M and S.
    Last edited: Mar 29, 2015
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    Make no mistake..This is a SUPER TYPHOON now set to hit in next couple of days.
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    Looks to be headed towards Taiwan or perhaps northern Philippines... Who knows?
    Potentially a very destructive storm system regardless.
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    subseastu I'm Bruce Wayne Lifetime Member

    Its very slow moving, but lets hope it moves well north. The wifes province can't take another hammering
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    Howerd Well-Known Member Trusted Member Lifetime Member

    My wife will be travelling from Leyte to Cebu within a couple of days.
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    It is heading for Laoag and Vigan in the north of Luzon but is forecast to weaken considerably as it crosses the east coast.

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