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Tropical Storm HAGUPIT: Latest Track Forecast Maps: Updated Continuously

We are following typhoon Hagupit continuously. Below we will give you the latest graphic forecasts, track/path maps and satellite images,

You can read the latest news and forecast updates of Hagupit HERE

You can see the typhoon Live HERE. Also animated satellite images of its recent movement HERE
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Hagupit is a depression now with winds of 50 kph. It is likely to dissipate in the next 24-48 hours
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How much is it going to rain in next 24 hours (Till December 13, 2014) owing to the remnants of Hagupit?
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Hagupit Latest Forecast Track: 0300 HRS GMT, December 11, 2014
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The JTWC Track Issued at 0300 Hours, GMT, December 10, 2014

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Latest track forecast for Hagupit: 0000 hours, December 9, 2014. The GFS, NAVGEM, and GEM forecasts are shown. The NAVGEM model sends Hagupit to India!

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Track tropical storm Hagupit: 0300 hours UTC December 9, 2014. The storm is weakening all the time. It will not be a cyclone when it hits Vietnam on the morning of December 10, 2014, but a depression.

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Latest track for Hagupit: 0900 Hours, December 8, 2014

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VIDEO: The Day After: The power of Hagupit. Samar and Leyte, Philippines. December 7, 2014 morning.


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Hagupit latest track forecast by GFS, GEM Models (0000 hrs, December 7, 2014)



Hagupit latest track. 0300 Hours GMT. Dec. 7, 2014.

Typhoon Hagupit at 0330 hours, GMT, December 7, 2014


Latest Hagupit: Image: December 6, 2014, 0330 Hrs GMT

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JTWC Latest Track for Hagupit: 0300 hours GMT, December 6, 2014, Saturday

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0230 Hours GMT, December 6, 2014, Saturday: SATELLITE IMAGE OF TYPHOON HAGUPIT

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Latest GFS and NAVGEM Hagupit Track Forecast (1800 Hrs, GMT, December 5, 2014)
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Satellite Image: Hagupit: 0930 Hrs GMT, December 5, 2014

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JTWC Track: 0900 Hrs GMT, December 5, 2014

The GFS and the European models predict a little southerly route for Typhoon Hagupit. According to the JTWC , the places that will bear the brunt of the storm will be the northern tip of Samar Island, the entire Bikol Island, Southern Tagalog and Central Luzon (Including Manila). Winds at time of impact at Catarman and Oras (Samar) will be 200 Kmph, gusts up to 250 Kmph.

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How will the typhoon go? Latest Track forecast for HAGUPIT by the GFS, GEM and NAVGEM models

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Hagupit Typhoon Image at 0430 Hrs GMT. December 5, 2014
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The  JTWC Typhoon Hagupit Forecast Track Issued at 0300 Hrs, December 5, 2014

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Animated imagery by NOAA of Typhoon Hagupit
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VIDEO: A Philippines TV clip shows how Tacloban is preparing for typhoon Hagupit. (It is in Filipino, I am afraid!)

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Today: December 4, 2014: 1130 GMT: Super Typhoon HAGUPIT IR Image

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The JTWC Hagupit Track Forecast bulletin today (December 4, 2014) 1500 Hrs GMT shows Philippines being hit

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Latest GFS forecasts today: Hagupit will hit Philippines on Saturday
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Super Typhoon HAGUPIT. Infra-Red Satellite Image taken at 0300 Hrs GMT Today(December 4, 2014). The eye of the cyclone is clearly seen; An indication of a very powerful storm.

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THE LATEST (TODAY, 0300 HRS GMT) TRACK FORECAST BY JTWC SHOWS TYPHOON HAGUPIT MOVING ALONG THE COAST OF PHILIPPINES. IT WILL COME CLOSE TO THE COUNTRY ON MONDAY MORNING (PHILIPPINES TIME). THE GFS DIFFERS: IT PREDICTS IT WILL SWING AWAY FROM THE COUNTRY ON MONDAY EVENING.

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How has Hagupit moved?

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Latest satellite image (0930 hrs, GMT, December 3, 2014) of Typhoon Hagupit

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VIDEO: December 3, 2014: GFS Track forecast of the typhoon




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The latest bulletin (Today at 0900 Hrs GMT) issued by the JTWC shows that the typhoon HAGUPIT is going to curve north from Saturday.

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Satellite image of the storm taken at 0600 hrs GMT today (December 3, 2014)
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Latest Update: Cyclone Nilofar: Is Strongest Now: Gusting At 230 Kph


Nilofar will make landfall here on November 1, 2014, early morning (IST)

Contrary to expectations, Cyclone Nilofar did not turn into a Category 4 Hurricane. It is at its strongest now. It is about 900 kms from Karachi and 400 SW of Masirah in Oman. It has average winds of about 195 Kph, gusting up to 230 Kph.

It has started curving now towards the Gujarat-Sindh border which it will hit on Saturday (November 1, 2014) early morning (IST and PST) at Koteshwar in Kachchh (India). It will hit land with winds of 80-90 Kph gusting up to 110 Kph. This what the JTWC predicts.

There is some disagreement between the JTWC and GFS about the cyclone.

GFS forecasts say Nilofar will hit Naliya (Gujarat) on Friday (October 31, 2014). That is a day earlier.

Either way, coastal Sindh is in for very strong winds and rains. As is northern Kachchh.

The rains will start from tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon and will increase all the time.

Flooding will happen in Sindh. Heavy rains expected in NW Rajasthan (Jaisalmer, Bikaner). The rains will reach Haryana and some showers in Delhi too.



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Cyclone Hudhud Update: 11:00 AM: 12/10/2014: The Eye Is Crossing Into Andhra Now



The eye of Cyclone Hudhud is crossing into the Andhra coast right now  (Near Vijayanagaram). The eye of the storm is the center of the storm, an area of diameter of 30 Kms. In the eye of the storm is a deceptive area of calm, with no winds, no rains; Lulling one to believe that the storm has past. But soon it starts all over again, as the other half of the cyclone starts crossing. More strong winds, heavy rains again.

Winds of 175 Kph will be experienced till 6:00 PM (IST) today evening (Sunday) in the Andhra districts of Srikakulam, Vijayanagaram and Visakhapatnam. In Orissa, Koraput will be hard hit.

According to the Indian Navy, the maximum winds felt at Visakhapatnam were around 200 Kph.

Expect another 6-8 hours of strong winds (lower than before, as the storm will start weakening) and heavy rains.

Winds of 150+ Kph Still expected till 6:00 PM (IST) in Visakhapatanm and nearby areas.



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Latest Cyclone Hudhud Update: Will Enter Visakhapatnam, Saturday Midnight, 11/10/2014 With 200 KPH Winds



Latest forecasts from the JTWC says that cyclone Hudhud will touch the Indian Andhra coast at midnight Saturday, October 11, 2014 with winds of 200 Kph, gusting up to 250 Kph.

The JTWC in its latest bulletin issued at 8:00 AM today says it is going to intensify rapidly and make landfall at Visakhapatnam on Sunday morning.

"FAVORABLE UPPER-LEVEL CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED IMPROVE, ALLOWING TC 03B TO STEADILY INTENSIFY PRIOR TO LANDFALL NEAR VISAKHAPATNAM."

There is no doubt that the storm is going to hit the Andhra coast at Visakhapatnam. Odisha can take a sigh of relief. But some districts of the state will experience the strong winds of the cyclone. Entire Odisha will receive heavy rains in the next three days.We have dealt with how and where the storm will  affect the most in an earlier article.




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Cyclone Hudhud Update: MIGHT TURN OUT TO BE A NASTY STORM

The guy was just born; And he is throwing up winds of 55 kph! One can imagine what he will do when he grows up!

Latest satellite image of the system (Hudhud)

We talk here of the upcoming tropical cyclone HUDHUD.

It hasn't even crossed the Andaman islands and is growing in power.

Hudhud is going to be one of those relatively quick-moving storms. Born today. And will slam into the Andhra-Orissa border on October 11-12, 2014. Four-five days flat.

The latest forecast has not changed much from what we said earlier. Only the final destination of the storm remains slightly unclear. Orissa? Andhra? Or on the border between both? (Or is our man going to change his mind again? Cyclones are so darned unpredictable. So Bangladesh, West Bengal. Keep your fingers crossed. At least for the next two three days.

The venerable JTWC will make things more precise then. It just says the "possibility of the development of a significant tropical storm in the next 48 hours is medium."

NOAA is more alert. It has already given a name to the system. 10992014 INVEST.

The cyclone is coming. No doubt about it. Several forecast models confirm the fact.

How intense is it going to be? Present forecasts say it is going to be quite a storm.

A day more. The JTWC will confirm. The IMD will confirm. And both the web and TV airwaves will be saturated with cyclone Hudhud.

Keep in touch for the latest, reliable updates.

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Typhoon VONGFONG Will Slam Into Southern Japan October 12, 2014

Forecast Map: Typhoon Vongfong touches Japan on October 12, 2014

Though the JTWC does not confirm it presently, forecast models say that massive typhoon VONGFONG will slam into Japan on October 12, 2014. It will hit the country in almost the same area as Phanfone.

Vongfong is going to be massive storm with wind speeds reaching a staggering 280 kph on 9th and 10th of October. Luckily it will be some distance from Japan then.


LATEST UPDATE: OCTOBER 7, 2014 0800 HRS UTC: SATELLITE IMAGE OF TYPHOON VONGFONG



A Japanese video shot in Okinawa shows lightning prior to the arrival of Typhoon Vongfong
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Typhoon Phanfone in Japan Some Images

 Waves batter the Japanese coast at Amami


Commuters rush to escape the winds of Phanfone in Miyazaki, Japan



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Indian Met. Dept. (IMD) Confirms Nanauk Is Breaking Up

The Indian Met. Dept. (IMD) in its 1430 hrs IST (0900 AM GMT) June 13, 2014 bulletin on cyclone Nanauk confirmed that the storm is disintegrating.

Nanauk is no more. The system is below cyclone strength, Just a depression.

We shall keep watching the storm for the next few hours to detect any signs of rejuvenation.


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Cyclone Nanauk Will Dissipate Mid Sea On June 16, 2014

It seems according to latest forecasts that Oman has been spared the fury of cyclone Oman. It is expected to disintegrate mid sea on June 16, 2014. It will be near the coat of Oman then. Position: 20.4 N, 61.2 E.


Latest Satellite image of cyclone Nanauk 01200 hrs GMT, June 13, 2014
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