Author name: Robert Speta

Long-Range Outlook and Current Weather Impacts Across the Western Pacific

The Western Pacific continues to show minimal threats of tropical activity as November winds down, but there are a few notable weather dynamics at play. This forecast explores the current situation, focusing on the impact of the shear line, cold surges across East Asia, and the overall tropical outlook. Spotlight on the Shear Line: A […]

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Western Pacific’s Typhoon Break: What’s Next After a Chaotic Two Weeks

After enduring a relentless two weeks of typhoons in the Western Pacific, particularly in the Philippines, residents and meteorologists alike are ready for a much-needed reprieve. Between four back-to-back typhoons and lingering weather patterns, the region has faced a gauntlet of natural challenges. As we edge closer to December, the focus shifts to potential developments

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Record breaking string of Typhoons hit the Philippines.

From mid-October to mid-November 2024, the Western Pacific Ocean saw an unprecedented sequence of tropical cyclones, a staggering demonstration of how climate change and warming sea surface temperatures are influencing weather patterns. In just a single month, six named storms—including four super typhoons—affected or neared Luzon in the Philippines, with a record-breaking four active named

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