The JMA says its 1008 millibars moving slowly westward. It is centered at near 12 north/145 or so west.
Here is a sat pic.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/mtsat/wpac/avn-l.jpg
I guest we always have the eastern and western pacific to watch. Heck thats a good think durning a El nino year.
Watching another western pacific low
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Another area of interest is at 15 north/165 west. More convection.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/mtsat/wcpac/avn-l.jpg
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/mtsat/wcpac/avn-l.jpg
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Matt . . . try 145 and 165 east 
IMO, the more interesting one is around 165E. And even though the low is around 10-15N (I believe NOGAPS analyzed a low at 12N at 12Z), the NRL page has 98W up for a location at 3.5N/164E
It looks like there might be a chance down there, but this one to the north is far more interesting.
IMO, the more interesting one is around 165E. And even though the low is around 10-15N (I believe NOGAPS analyzed a low at 12N at 12Z), the NRL page has 98W up for a location at 3.5N/164E
It looks like there might be a chance down there, but this one to the north is far more interesting.
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