tropical depression

Tropical depression likely to become a storm heading towards the East Sea

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The tropical depression near the East Sea is forecast to strengthen into a storm tomorrow, July 17 and continue to intensify violently before entering the East Sea.

Storm Nari is moving north at a speed of about 15km/h and may continue to strengthen with winds of up to 95km/h. Photo: PAGASA

Tropical depression officially strengthens into storm Nari

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According to the latest storm information from the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC), a tropical depression is officially named Nari, meaning river in Korean.

The location of the low pressure near the East Sea is likely to become a tropical depression. Photo: PAGASA

Low pressure about to enter the East Sea is likely to become a tropical depression, heavy rain

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According to the new low pressure news, a tropical convergence zone with an axis passes through the northern part of the East Sea, connecting with a low pressure area.

Forecast of Typhoon Mun's movement in the southeastern waters of Japan. Photo: JMA

Tropical depression has become storm Mun, forecast to intensify violently

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The tropical depression off the coast of Japan has strengthened into Typhoon Mun.

Forecast of the location and direction of the tropical depression in the northwest Pacific Ocean, which may affect Japan's weather. Photo: JMA

Tropical depression follows low pressure, forecast to become a storm

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The tropical depression formed in the northeast of the Mariana Islands, likely to strengthen into a storm.

Forecast From the evening of June 29 to the evening of July 1, in the Northern region, there will be moderate rain, heavy rain and thunderstorms, locally very heavy rain. Photo: Nguyen Hoan

Low pressure connects low pressure near the East Sea, widespread thunderstorms

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The tropical depression in the East Sea has just dissipated, two new depressions have formed in a row in the waters near the Philippines.

Update the movement direction of the tropical depression. Photo: NCHMF

Tropical depression makes second landfall, severe floods

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The tropical depression swept across Hainan Island, China before making landfall, according to information from the country's National Meteorological Center.

The low pressure off the coast of Palawan, a famous beautiful sea area that attracts tourists to the Philippines. Satellite photo: PAGASA

Forecast of rainfall due to low pressure near the East Sea

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The low pressure near the East Sea causes rain and big waves in some areas of the sea, according to the latest weather forecast.

Forecast of the movement of the tropical depression in the East Sea. Photo: NCHMF

Forecast of when tropical depression will strengthen into storm

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According to the latest weather forecast, the newly formed tropical depression in the East Sea is likely to strengthen into a storm in the next 24 to 48 hours.