KWT wrote:Looks like its wrapping its convection now, the models certainly are pretty worrying it has to be said.
It's been a while the capital got a direct hit from a typhoon.....this will be all over the news in the coming days
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KWT wrote:Looks like its wrapping its convection now, the models certainly are pretty worrying it has to be said.
oaba09 wrote:KWT wrote:Looks like its wrapping its convection now, the models certainly are pretty worrying it has to be said.
It's been a while the capital got a direct hit from a typhoon.....this will be all over the news in the coming days
oaba09 wrote:KWT wrote:Looks like its wrapping its convection now, the models certainly are pretty worrying it has to be said.
It's been a while the capital got a direct hit from a typhoon.....this will be all over the news in the coming days
drdavisjr wrote:oaba09 wrote:KWT wrote:Looks like its wrapping its convection now, the models certainly are pretty worrying it has to be said.
It's been a while the capital got a direct hit from a typhoon.....this will be all over the news in the coming days
Oaba09, has Manila ever been hit directly from the east as they are saying now? In know Milenyo (Xangsane) came up from the southeast.
oaba09 wrote:STY Angela I believe.....Here's the track of TY Angela
drdavisjr wrote:oaba09 wrote:STY Angela I believe.....Here's the track of TY Angela
I asked my wife last night if she remembered Rosing, she did. Considering the number of storms that come thru the area each year and she remembers one from '95 is pretty remarkable.
dexterlabio wrote:Wait. I dunno if you still remember about typhoons Reming and Seniang. Haha. Don't be puzzled out with this. Why am I the only one who can still recall these typhoons that hit metro, maybe 2000 or 2001. Reming (Xangxane) hit NCR as a severe tropical storm. I only noted its rainfall because the waters went in my door. Seniang was a minimal typhoon when it hit Manila, and I noted its strong winds because it made my doors shaking the night of its passage. Haha.
Now, this storm is forecast to be added on my list. o_O
dexterlabio wrote:Wow. I thought I'm the only one who can recall those two. The names Reming, Seniang and Xangxane (the int'l name) is already known by most of us to be related in 2006 typhoon season.
Hey, it's been 15 years since I had an encounter with a typhoon's eye. The trees outside were all shaking then the environment was at peace suddenly. I tried to look out my window to see if that is already the eye, because if not then maybe the typhoon weakened surprisingly. However, I saw the sky was almost clear, with some clouds on top, I just couldn't describe it any more better. That was the time that I had STY Rosing (Angela) eye to eye
drdavisjr wrote:oaba09 wrote:Just saw this system on the news.........
Well, did they say anything about Manila being in the forecast track?
cycloneye wrote:Forecast for Saipan
Tonight...Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms. Northeast winds 15 to 20 mph. Lows around 77.
Tuesday...Damaging winds possible. East winds 25 to 35 mph. Cloudy and windy with numerous locally heavy showers and isolated thunderstorms. Highs near 83.
Tuesday Night...Damaging winds possible. East winds 20 to 30 mph decreasing to 15 to 25 mph after midnight. Cloudy with numerous locally heavy showers and isolated thunderstorms. Lows around 77.
drdavisjr wrote:dexterlabio wrote:Wow. I thought I'm the only one who can recall those two. The names Reming, Seniang and Xangxane (the int'l name) is already known by most of us to be related in 2006 typhoon season.
Hey, it's been 15 years since I had an encounter with a typhoon's eye. The trees outside were all shaking then the environment was at peace suddenly. I tried to look out my window to see if that is already the eye, because if not then maybe the typhoon weakened surprisingly. However, I saw the sky was almost clear, with some clouds on top, I just couldn't describe it any more better. That was the time that I had STY Rosing (Angela) eye to eye
Do you happen to remember how long power was out after the storm?
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