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NORTH

A new surge of Siberian air will start to make its way into the north region this weekend, dropping temperatures significantly across the northern third of the region over the next 4 days. Effects will be strongest across Mongolia, northern china, and southeastern Russia this weekend as most of the supporting energy pushes from west to east, with the remainder of the region getting a reinforcing shot of cooler and drier air into next week. With a lack of significant moisture out ahead of the new air mass, the front will move through as a rather dry system, so no widespread precipitation is expected through the weekend.

City	Sat High C        F		Sun High C        F		Conditions Sat                          Sun
Ulaanbaatar	-8	18	-16	3	Partly cloudy	Partly cloudy
Vladivostok	5	41	6	43	Partly cloudy	Partly cloudy
Beijing	9	48	10	50	Mostly fair	Mostly fair
Seoul	10	50	11	52	Mostly fair	Mostly cloudy
Tokyo	15	59	16	61	Mostly fair	Partly cloudy
Xi’an	14	57	16	61	Partly cloudy	Mostly fair
Shanghai	17	63	17	63	Mostly fair	Partly cloudy

 

CENTRAL

Temperatures will warm up just a bit across the central region as the air mass moderates a bit and some warmer air advects northward ahead of the new surge that will arrive next week. The central region will see comfortably mild readings, while clouds and showers continue over the higher terrain of south-central China, over Taiwan, and also over the Ryukyu Islands. Cloudy skies will dominate over southern China and northern Indochina as well, holding temperatures back just a bit in those locations.

City	Sat High C        F		Sun High C        F		Conditions Sat                         Sun
Kunming	17	63	16	61	Sctd. showers	Sctd. showers
Hong Kong	24	75	26	79	Mostly fair	Partly cloudy
Taipei	23	73	27	81	Sctd. showers	Sctd. showers
Naha	25	77	26	79	Mostly cloudy	Periods of rain
Hanoi	24	75	24	75	Mostly cloudy	Mostly cloudy

 

SOUTH

Very warm weather will continue over much of the south region, as northern locales see much drier conditions behind a strong northeasterly flow of the seasonal monsoon, and southerly locales see a continuation of hot and humid conditions. Showers and thunderstorms will be confined mostly to the most southerly locations, while rain chances will go up a bit tomorrow over Indochina.

City	Sat High C        F		Sun High C        F		Conditions Sat                         Sun
Siem Reap	32	90	32	90	Partly cloudy	Sctd. t-storms
Ho Chi Minh	33	91	32	90	Partly cloudy	Sctd. t-storms
Manila	31	88	31	88	Partly cloudy	Partly cloudy
Davao City	31	88	29	84	Sctd. t-storms	Thunderstorms
Brunei	31	88	32	90	Sctd. t-storms	Thunderstorms
Singapore	32	90	32	90	Sctd. t-storms	Sctd. t-storms

 

TROPICS

The tropics are nice and quiet, as one would expect heading into the climatological “off-season”.

One disturbance, designated 99W INVEST, has moved out of the WPAC basin and into the Indian Ocean basin, and poses no threat to our area. Scattered areas of convergence continue to flare up along the I.T.C.Z. (Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone), but there are no areas of risk at this time. Long-range computer forecast models are showing the possibility of some weak low pressure areas flaring up over the next 10 days, but with the time frame considered, there is low confidence in the forecast scenario. Otherwise, most locations across the tropics will see a fair chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms over the weekend as the warm sunshine lifts up the available moisture to squeeze out a few rounds of precipitation.

City	Sat High C        F		Sun High C        F		Conditions Sat                         Sun
Guam	31	88	31	88	Sctd. t-storms	Thunderstorms
Yap	29	84	29	84	Thunderstorms	Sctd. t-storms
Palau	29	84	29	84	Thunderstorms	Thunderstorms
Chuuk	31	88	30	86	Sctd. t-storms	Thunderstorms
Pohnpei	31	88	29	84	Sctd. t-storms	Thunderstorms
Majuro	29	84	29	84	Thunderstorms	Thunderstorms
Wake	29	84	28	82	Partly cloudy	Partly cloudy

 

Have a wonderful weekend!

Courtesy: CIMSS, Tropical Tidbits, Intellicast, WUnderground.com, NRL, JMA, JTWC

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