ozonepete wrote:Fascinating circumstances. JTWC called it a super typhoon (I think rightly so) just before it started a serious weakening. It is clearly already not a super typhoon and doesn't look like it will be before hitting Palau. That's great news. But the bad news is that it looks like the eye will make a direct hit on Palau and it will still be a very formidable typhoon as it does. I would imagine the odds of a direct hit on that tiny island have to be very, very low, but it's going to happen.
that is what you call a rigid dvorak scale...