10 Typhoons strike Japan (Sat Archive; WARNING SLOW LOADING!

[senorpepr]

1) Cat 1 TY Conson (10 June 2004 0413Z; 90mph 28.44")


2) Cat 1 TY Dianmu (20 June 2004 0225Z; 80mph 28.70")


3) Cat 1 TY Namtheun (30 July 2004 0325Z; 85mph 28.56")


4) Cat 1 TY Rananim (11 August 2004 0449Z; 90mph 28.44")


5) Cat 1 TY Megi (18 August 2004 0413Z; 75mph 28.82")


6) Cat 3 TY Chaba (29 August 2004 0413Z; 115mph 27.88")


7) Cat 4 TY Songda (05 September 2004 0413Z; 135mph 27.37")


8) Cat 1 TY Meari (29 September 2004 0301Z; 80mph 28.70")


9) Cat 2 TY Ma-on (09 October 2004 0125Z; 105mph 28.17")


10) Cat 1 TY Tokage (19 October 2004 0413Z; 85mph 28.56")



I searched NRL's archive for the best visible image for the strongest impact to part of Japan, including the small island chains. I had to use an infrared image for Ma-on since there were no saved visible images at landfall.

[Wnghs2007]

Interesting Thanks for the pics

[Hurricanehink]

Wow, that's ashame for them. Good pics, though.

[Wnghs2007]

Wow, that's ashame for them. Good pics, though.

Yeah well when you are a big island in the middle of an ocean what can you expect

[Scorpion]

Well, you have to understand that Japan sticks out like a sore thumb, and it has an enourmous amount of islands. I understand only 3 hit the main islands, and all of these typhoons have been relatively weak and pathetic looking except for Songda.

[Wnghs2007]

Well, you have to understand that Japan sticks out like a sore thumb, and it has an enourmous amount of islands. I understand only 3 hit the main islands, and all of these typhoons have been relatively weak and pathetic looking except for Songda.

Yes Luckily they have been weak. Sort of