As outflow gets better, the GFS continues to bust with the storm moving W to WSW which is not at all a recurve


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As of Sunday afternoon, EST, now Typhoon Higos (02W) is located approximately 800 miles east of Guam. Higos is moving west-southwestward at 4 mph. Maximum sustained winds are 75 mph with gusts to 90 mph. The winds increased Sunday afternoon to bring the storm to typhoon strength.
Higos is forecast to continue to slowly strengthen over the next 36 hours as it moves slowly west to northwestward. Higos is then expected to be influenced by an approaching cold front which will likely weaken the system. This cold front will also steer the remains of the storm off to the northeast as winds continue to weaken into the middle of the week. In any event, Higos is expected to pass northeast of Guam and not affect any land.
xtyphooncyclonex wrote:If I am right, Higos is the strongest February typhoon in recorded history.![]()
FINALLY!
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