
Position near 6.3N 136.9E (150nm ESE of Palau)
Movement toward the W at 7 mph
Maximum sustained winds are 35 mph
Minimum central pressure is 1000 mb
T# numbers: 1.5/1.5
The second depression of the NW Pac Season developed today, upgraded from 97W. The current forecast has 02W heading straight for the central Philippines as a 90 mph typhoon. This is a definite system to watch. Should this system receive its name, it will be Sudal.
https://metoc.npmoc.navy.mil/jtwc/warni ... 204web.txt

Position near 12.0S 128.1E (110nm WNW of Darwin, Australia)
Movement toward the WSW at 8 mph
Maximum sustained winds are 35 mph
Minimum central pressure is 1000 mb
T# numbers: 3.0/3.0
Another new cyclone to develop today would be Fay, which was upgraded from 90P. Expect this system to receive her name before the days is over, or tomorrow morning. The current forecast track has Fay missing land for the time begin. The end of the forecast period has a 60 mph cyclone between Indonesia and Australia.
https://metoc.npmoc.navy.mil/jtwc/warni ... 804web.txt

Position near 16.6S 83.1E (845nm WSW of Cocos Islands)
Maximum sustained winds are 25 mph
Minimum central pressure is 1004 mb
92S is still hanging around in the Indian Ocean with no indication of a low-level circulation. Because of this, the TCFA has been cancelled and its chance at development is now downgraded to poor. Regardless, we should still monitor this system as it remains under a moderately favorable upper-level environment.
https://metoc.npmoc.navy.mil/jtwc/ab/abioweb.txt

Position near 4.0N 92.0E
Maximum sustained winds are 15 mph
A new invest to start the day: 91B. This, I believe, is the first Invest system in the Bay of Bengal, or the Northern Indian Ocean for that matter. 91B currently sits just west of Northern Sumatra Island in Indonesia. This invest looks very weak and will be watched in case it does develop.
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