What surprised me is that the JMA stopped on issuing gale warnings (TS within 24-36hr thing) but then it became a TS all of a sudden. I didn't know if JMA continued the gale warning or a TS warning was issued right away.
I admit there were a lot of times when I disagree with JMA, but those were times when they underrate systems which looked much stronger than what they had estimated...like Sanvu last year.
WPAC: Shanshan - Remnants
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Re: WPAC: Shanshan - Tropical Storm
dexterlabio wrote:What surprised me is that the JMA stopped on issuing gale warnings (TS within 24-36hr thing) but then it became a TS all of a sudden. I didn't know if JMA continued the gale warning or a TS warning was issued right away.
I admit there were a lot of times when I disagree with JMA, but those were times when they underrate systems which looked much stronger than what they had estimated...like Sanvu last year.
true...for weaker systems, they seem to upgrade easily without no proof or observation...
for stronger storms, they are way behind JTWC...
we need recon in this part of the world to solve this mess!
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Re: WPAC: Shanshan - Tropical Storm
euro6208 wrote:
its location close to populated landmasses in SE asia is probably why it was upgraded...
Hahah I don't think that's the reason. if it were then they should've done the same with the previous TD (the one that became a bomb cyclone/Bising). Maybe there's something in their methods or observations. Every agency has their own technique. Ok so much for the weather agency politic.
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dexterlabio wrote:euro6208 wrote:
its location close to populated landmasses in SE asia is probably why it was upgraded...
Hahah I don't think that's the reason. if it were then they should've done the same with the previous TD (the one that became a bomb cyclone/Bising). Maybe there's something in their methods or observations. Every agency has their own technique. Ok so much for the weather agency politic.
It was not Bising. It absorbed Bising.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/January_2013_Northwest_Pacific_bomb_cyclone
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LLCC south of Vietnam...
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euro6208 wrote:LLCC south of Vietnam...
Shanshan is now closer to East Malaysia.
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Re: WPAC: Shanshan - Remnants
Meow wrote:Let’s see if the remnants will cross the equator.
if it does,it will stop and reverse its rotation?
crazier if it rotates counterclockwise in the Southern hemisphere 
..hahaha.. 
then Shanshan will be craziest system in history...
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mrbagyo wrote:if it does,it will stop and reverse its rotation?
0.4N at 12Z.
to Agni...
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supercane4867 wrote:Still there...?
The LLCC may have crossed the equator, but NRL has stopped monitoring this system.
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