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After her first eyewall replacement attempt resulted in a merger that pushed her to a 165 MPH, 913 mbar peak, Super Typhoon Bavi is finally in the throes of a true EWRC. The thick and persistent nature of her inner core is still protecting a stellar Stadium Effect in...

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🇯🇵 LANDFALL: With sustained winds of 100 mph (160 kph), a central pressure of 951 mbar, and a questionably dilapidated inner core structure, Category 2 Typhoon Bavi appears to have made landfall over Japan’s Tarama Island as one of the largest Typhoons of the 21st Century. To the east of the eye, the island of Miyako-jima is currently enduring the storm’s most intense quadrant of howling winds and rain.
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🇯🇵 LANDFALL: With sustained winds of 100 mph (160 kph), a central pressure of 951 mbar, and a questionably dilapidated inner core structure, Category 2 Typhoon Bavi appears to have made landfall over Japan’s Tarama Island as one of the largest Typhoons of the 21st Century. To the east of the eye, the island of Miyako-jima is currently enduring the storm’s most intense quadrant of howling winds and rain.

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🇲🇵 LANDFALL: Category 5 Super Typhoon Bavi has made landfall over the Pacific Ocean island of Rota with extreme winds of 180 MPH and a core pressure near 900 MBAR, becoming the strongest storm to strike the United States or its territories since the 1935 Labor Day Hurricane, and the most intense by pressure since Hurricane Camille (1969).
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🇲🇵 LANDFALL: Category 5 Super Typhoon Bavi has made landfall over the Pacific Ocean island of Rota with extreme winds of 180 MPH and a core pressure near 900 MBAR, becoming the strongest storm to strike the United States or its territories since the 1935 Labor Day Hurricane, and the most intense by pressure since Hurricane Camille (1969).

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UPDATE: With only a few hours left before landfall in Luzon, colossal Typhoon Fung-wong (UwanPH) has hit a new peak intensity. Her sustained winds are now at 130 MPH (210 kph), and the sea-level pressure in her giant eye has fallen to 943 mbar, making her a CATEGORY 4 storm. This will be the strongest Typhoon to hit the Philippines since Man-yi (Pepito) in November of last year, and is coming just 5 days after Kalmaegi (Tino) ravaged Cebu Island.
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UPDATE: With only a few hours left before landfall in Luzon, colossal Typhoon Fung-wong (UwanPH) has hit a new peak intensity. Her sustained winds are now at 130 MPH (210 kph), and the sea-level pressure in her giant eye has fallen to 943 mbar, making her a CATEGORY 4 storm. This will be the strongest Typhoon to hit the Philippines since Man-yi (Pepito) in November of last year, and is coming just 5 days after Kalmaegi (Tino) ravaged Cebu Island.

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Hurricane Genevieve is now a cartwheeling Category 4 storm, with her sustained winds increasing to 140 MPH. Her 947 MBAR eye is as dry as the late July sun, with mesovortices rippling through an expansive Stadium Effect. Textbook aesthetic for a Major Pacific Hurricane.
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Hurricane Genevieve is now a cartwheeling Category 4 storm, with her sustained winds increasing to 140 MPH. Her 947 MBAR eye is as dry as the late July sun, with mesovortices rippling through an expansive Stadium Effect. Textbook aesthetic for a Major Pacific Hurricane.

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Category 4 Hurricane Genevieve has hit a NEW peak intensity, with sustained winds of 155 MPH and a core pressure of 929 MBAR. This now makes her the most intense East Pacific Hurricane to form in the month of July in 7 years, and is only ~2 MPH shy of CATEGORY 5 status.
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Category 4 Hurricane Genevieve has hit a NEW peak intensity, with sustained winds of 155 MPH and a core pressure of 929 MBAR. This now makes her the most intense East Pacific Hurricane to form in the month of July in 7 years, and is only ~2 MPH shy of CATEGORY 5 status.

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The eye of Fung-wong (UwanPH) is really starting to melt through the icy shell of her CDO now. New, towering thunderstorms are rising up within the inner eyewall as well. On microwave imagery, the Typhoon’s cumbersome core structure is still yet to fully solidify. What we could see in the coming hours, especially after the Pacific sun evanesces below the horizon, is for this new burst of core thunderstorms to freeze the eyewall into a more complete and circular ring around the eye. That would likely jumpstart a true phase of rapid intensification right as Fung-wong enters her final approach to Luzon in the Philippines.
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The eye of Fung-wong (UwanPH) is really starting to melt through the icy shell of her CDO now. New, towering thunderstorms are rising up within the inner eyewall as well. On microwave imagery, the Typhoon’s cumbersome core structure is still yet to fully solidify. What we could see in the coming hours, especially after the Pacific sun evanesces below the horizon, is for this new burst of core thunderstorms to freeze the eyewall into a more complete and circular ring around the eye. That would likely jumpstart a true phase of rapid intensification right as Fung-wong enters her final approach to Luzon in the Philippines.

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Hurricane Polo’s satellite presentation has taken a turn for the bizarre this morning. In the NW quadrant, a massive cryovolcanic eruption of cold-boiling convection is spilling over into the CDO, becoming more massive than the actual core itself and pressing in on the eyewall as an ongoing EWRC buckles the storm’s symmetry. The onset of this new EWRC and asymmetry means that Polo is now unlikely to reach a 2nd 175+ MPH peak, as was previously forecast. Nevertheless, the Hurricane still has some remaining time over heated, high-octane seawaters before turning north into Baja California.
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Hurricane Polo’s satellite presentation has taken a turn for the bizarre this morning. In the NW quadrant, a massive cryovolcanic eruption of cold-boiling convection is spilling over into the CDO, becoming more massive than the actual core itself and pressing in on the eyewall as an ongoing EWRC buckles the storm’s symmetry. The onset of this new EWRC and asymmetry means that Polo is now unlikely to reach a 2nd 175+ MPH peak, as was previously forecast. Nevertheless, the Hurricane still has some remaining time over heated, high-octane seawaters before turning north into Baja California.

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UPDATE: Cyclone Fina has unexpectedly re-intensified to a 120 MPH (195 kph) Category 3 after initially being forecast to only be a Tropical Storm at landfall in the Drysdale River National Park area of Australia. Fina is also trending further south as this ice blender of extremely cold convection swirls around her 958 mbar eye, meaning that landfall could potentially take place closer to the Ord River Nature Reserve.

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The divorced low-level and mid-level centers of Tropical Storm Bertha simply cannot see eye to eye. As they continue to drift further apart, the chances of the storm as a whole getting any stronger than she already has are rapidly dwindling. A very weak landfall near New Orleans, Louisiana is imminent, with a second landfall over Houston, Texas still in the forecast for tomorrow.
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The divorced low-level and mid-level centers of Tropical Storm Bertha simply cannot see eye to eye. As they continue to drift further apart, the chances of the storm as a whole getting any stronger than she already has are rapidly dwindling. A very weak landfall near New Orleans, Louisiana is imminent, with a second landfall over Houston, Texas still in the forecast for tomorrow.

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BREAKING: Category 5 Hurricane Melissa’s sustained winds are now roaring at 175 MPH, and the air pressure in her searing eye has sunk to 906 MBAR. The storm is starting to take the northern turn towards Jamaica, and if she intensifies any further, she will begin to approach the mathematical limits of how strong a storm can become in this part of the world.

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JUST IN: An Extreme Wind Warning has been issued for the Pacific island of Rota as the 180 MPH (285 kph) eyewall of Category 5 Super Typhoon Bavi closes in. The NWS is warning that venturing outside can result in DEATH from flying projectiles. Unreinforced structures will be destroyed, power poles will be snapped or toppled, and island-wide vegetation may be obliterated. If you are on Rota, take cover NOW in a reinforced interior room away from windows. Use mattresses, blankets, or pillows to cover your head and body.
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JUST IN: An Extreme Wind Warning has been issued for the Pacific island of Rota as the 180 MPH (285 kph) eyewall of Category 5 Super Typhoon Bavi closes in. The NWS is warning that venturing outside can result in DEATH from flying projectiles. Unreinforced structures will be destroyed, power poles will be snapped or toppled, and island-wide vegetation may be obliterated. If you are on Rota, take cover NOW in a reinforced interior room away from windows. Use mattresses, blankets, or pillows to cover your head and body.

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What an intimidating sight Fung-wong (UwanPH) has become over the Philippine Sea as her winds creep up to 65 mph (100 kph). The sprawling size of this budding West Pacific beast is creating an interesting dichotomy. On the one hand, it’s causing Fung-wong to take longer to organize and thus delaying a potential round of rapid intensification (limiting how strong she can get before striking Luzon). But, on the other hand, her larger radius will affect more people in the Philippines and possibly generate a greater storm surge risk near the location of landfall. Even in this latter scenario, which seems to be increasingly more likely, Fung-wong could still explode to a high-end Category 4 Typhoon. Either way, it’s a serious situation we have developing here tonight.
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What an intimidating sight Fung-wong (UwanPH) has become over the Philippine Sea as her winds creep up to 65 mph (100 kph). The sprawling size of this budding West Pacific beast is creating an interesting dichotomy. On the one hand, it’s causing Fung-wong to take longer to organize and thus delaying a potential round of rapid intensification (limiting how strong she can get before striking Luzon). But, on the other hand, her larger radius will affect more people in the Philippines and possibly generate a greater storm surge risk near the location of landfall. Even in this latter scenario, which seems to be increasingly more likely, Fung-wong could still explode to a high-end Category 4 Typhoon. Either way, it’s a serious situation we have developing here tonight.

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Cyclone Narelle has entered the Gulf of Carpentaria after the Queensland leg of her near-continent-wide, coastal tour of Australia. Once she makes her second landfall in the Northern Territory, Narelle will embark on a week-long circumnavigation of Western Australia, which may end with a direct impact to the city of Perth at the end of the month. What a crazy cyclone track this is going to end up being.

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