It's now traversing the high OHC area - could get pretty convective during Dmax later on
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dexterlabio wrote:
A Cat 4 (more so a Cat5) might be too much, I'm thinking somewhere near 100kts. There's just enough fuel to help this storm to consolidate before landfall, barring another round of dry air ingestion.
cebuboy wrote:I'm currently in Baguio City right now. Tomorrow October 30, 2018, I'll be going back to Manila. Would you think Baguio City will have stormy bad weather on the October 30, 2018 morning? Thank you for any answer.
mrbagyo wrote:https://twitter.com/iCyclone/status/1056890456993226752
Pretty sure this is in Alfonso Castaneda, N. Viscaya - still about 4 hours from Dilasag, Aurora
The center could pass way north of his target but he could still get the core (because of the huge eye) in there or in Dinapigue (if he pushed northward even more).
Only available reporting station along the coast is on Baler and Casiguran.
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