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There is another Super typhoon in the Pacific- Maysak (Original Post) malaise Apr 2015 OP
It's the Russians! Politicalboi Apr 2015 #1
ROFL malaise Apr 2015 #5
It is going to run into a weather front before it hits Luzon Warpy Apr 2015 #2
But It's Been Really Cold.... Laxman Apr 2015 #4
Big oceans make big storms. nt bemildred Apr 2015 #3
Update n2doc Apr 2015 #6

Warpy

(111,389 posts)
2. It is going to run into a weather front before it hits Luzon
Wed Apr 1, 2015, 04:03 PM
Apr 2015

so it should be down to a 2-3 when it does, bad enough but not nearly as bad as Haiyan.

It's the earliest Cat5 on record, everybody outside the US saying it's a clear sign of climate change.

Laxman

(2,419 posts)
4. But It's Been Really Cold....
Wed Apr 1, 2015, 05:04 PM
Apr 2015

in the northeast this winter-that proves climate change is a hoax! Unfortunately the Pacific has been spinning up these monsters more frequently the last couple of years. Of course that doesn't count unless it makes landfall in the U.S. -that's where reality resides. All else does not really exist.

n2doc

(47,953 posts)
6. Update
Thu Apr 2, 2015, 02:20 PM
Apr 2015
http://www.ctvnews.ca/world/typhoon-barrels-toward-philippines-after-damaging-micronesia-1.2309287
A typhoon that killed four people and destroyed hundreds of homes on islands in the western Pacific Ocean has weakened but is expected to cause flooding in the Philippines when it slams ashore this weekend.

Typhoon Maysak was downgraded from a supertyphoon Thursday morning, with the latest maximum sustained winds at 130 mph, down from 160 mph. The storm is losing force but still is packing power as it barrels toward northern Luzon island in the Philippines, said senior meteorologist Paul Stanko of the National Weather Service in Guam.

"Floods will be the single biggest hazard for the Philippines," Stanko said of the storm he expects to hit Sunday morning. "It'll bring buckets of rain, and that almost always creates problems for the Philippines because it's subject to flooding."

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