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Tropical depression near the East Sea officially strengthens into storm
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The tropical depression near the East Sea has officially strengthened into a storm and is forecast to continue to strengthen fiercely.
Low pressure near the East Sea officially strengthens into a tropical depression
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It is forecast that the tropical depression will continue to strengthen rapidly, with the possibility of becoming a storm near the East Sea.
Update on the location of two low pressure areas near the East Sea
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Two low pressure systems are continuing to move closer to the area of responsibility of the Philippines and the South China Sea.
Low pressure connects low pressure formation towards the East Sea
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A new low pressure area has formed, following the low pressure area Invest 92W towards the East Sea.
Low pressure near the East Sea is likely to strengthen in the next 24 hours
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Forecast low pressure near the East Sea has the potential to strengthen into a tropical depression or storm.
Tropical depression strengthens as it leaves the mainland, forecast time to become a storm
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It is forecast that the tropical depression over the Mekong Sea will strengthen into a storm after making landfall for the 2nd time.
Tropical depression officially forms, forecast to strengthen into a storm
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A low pressure has officially strengthened into a tropical depression on land in Mexico, and is highly likely to continue to strengthen into a storm.
Forecast of the number of low pressure and storms making landfall in the East Sea in the next 3 months
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It is forecast that the number of storms and low pressures in the East Sea and making landfall in Vietnam in the next 3 months will be equivalent to the multi-year average.
Low pressure causes heavy rain on land, increasing the possibility of strengthening into a storm
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The low pressure is operating strongly on land in Mexico, with the potential to develop into a tropical depression or storm this week.
Low pressure makes a detour at sea, thunderstorms inland
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A low pressure area is moving towards the southern area of the Fiji Islands in the Pacific Ocean.
Low pressure continues to strengthen at sea, forecasting the possibility of becoming a storm
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The low pressure is forecast to strengthen over the Pacific Ocean, moving towards the Philippine area of responsibility.
Low pressure moves towards the East Sea
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A low pressure area is moving west-northwest, towards the Philippine area of responsibility.
Low pressure relies on low pressure formed at sea
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Three low pressure areas are forecast to be operating in the Pacific Ocean.
New low pressure appears at sea, forecasting the possibility of becoming a storm
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A new low pressure has appeared in the Pacific Ocean, with a low probability of developing into a storm in the next 24 hours.
New low pressure forms immediately after storm Cristina, eyeing landfall
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A new low pressure has formed in the waters southeast of Mexico, not far from Hurricane Cristina.
