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Super Typhoon Bavi may already be completing her eyewall replacement cycle. What was just a few hours ago a ragged, imperfect CDO is suddenly circularizing into a symmetrical ring of pure convective ice, forcing renewed subsidence down through the eye. Core temperatures have risen to -15.76 C and are... show more

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