The slow moving typhoon "Saola" (local codename Gener) left 23 dead and thousands homeless in the Philippines and continues to bring in rains brought by the Southwest...
Typhoon Saola intensified rapidly today as conditions became ripe for the storm to gain intensity. At this time as it rolls North it very well could likely make it to a Cat 2 or 3 storm equivalent before impacting Taiwan, Southern Japan and Eastern China. Already the storm is being blamed for four deaths in the Philippines and have caused a slew of problems from power outages to closed roads and bridges. For a complete update on the storms effects please click the link below. www.westernpacificweather.com Meanwhile we continue to watch Damrey moving towards southern Japan as well. This storm remains dis-organized yet improving conditions may result in its increasing of intensity. Yet at this time it seems that more factors are playing in to the weakening of tho storm than its intensification. Please use the links below to find more information on this and other events here in the western pacific. Complete Eastern Asia weather Updates www.westernpacificweather.com Tropical Weather Discussion. www.storm2k.org Daily Satellite Analysis www.westernpacificweather.com Follow Rob's Facebook www.facebook.com Follow Rob on Twitter @Robert Speta Follow Westernpacificweather on Facebook www.facebook.com See us at our Partners Webpage 28storms 28storms.com Typhoon Chaser Footage typhoonfury.com
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