Forecast models say at least two typhoons are likely to form in the West Pacific by early July, 2015.
The leading computer forecast models are a little confused.
One of them, the American GFS (Global Forecast), was predicting a powerful typhoon with a central pressure of 955 Mb hitting Hong Kong and Macau by July 8, 2015. But in the later forecast it predicts a different track. It expects a typhoon hitting Japan on July 8, 2015.
But there is a likelihood of a massive typhoon developing east of northern Philippines around July 4, 2015. This typhoon will skirt Luzon and go onto hit Taiwan on July 7, 2015. And after that it will move into mainland China in Fujian province on July 9.
But there is a likelihood of a massive typhoon developing east of northern Philippines around July 4, 2015. This typhoon will skirt Luzon and go onto hit Taiwan on July 7, 2015. And after that it will move into mainland China in Fujian province on July 9.
The European model, the ECMWF, predicts a deep depression but it sees it swing north from Guam and drifting towards Taiwan around July 4, 2015. But it predicts another storm developing right behind it on July 4 in the Pacific near the Micronesian islands.
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