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Western Pacific Ocean Weather and Climate Topics

Respect for the Power of Super Typhoon Trami (credit: RAMMB-CIRA Himawari-8 Imagery)

9/25/2018

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Tuesday Overnight Update on #SuperTyphoonTrami. #Trami #Taiwan #Taipei #Japan https://t.co/T6JemNmJpO

— GlobalWeatherClimate (@gwccwx) September 25, 2018
DISCUSSION: There is no doubt that the tropical cyclone basins around the world have continued to impress the planet over the past several weeks and right now, the tropical Western Pacific Ocean basin is no different with Super Typhoon Trami taking headlines.  Presently, people across far southern Japan as well as across northern and eastern portions of Taiwan are getting ready for potential impacts from this very intense and large tropical cyclone.  Attached above is a brief video briefing which discusses the reasons for why this tropical cyclone is particularly dangerous and explains what the current and future concerns are with this tropical cyclone.

To learn more about other high-impact weather events occurring across the Western Pacific Ocean basin, be sure to click here!

© 2018 Meteorologist Jordan Rabinowitz

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