Storm Forecast
Low pressure near the Philippines accelerates, risk of becoming storm Kiko in 24 hours
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In the early morning of September 3, low pressure 08i in the East Philippine Sea has been raised to a high warning level for the possibility of strengthening into a storm in the next 24 hours.
Hurricane Kiko forecast to become a hurricane today, new storm Lorena appears
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As Kiko strengthened into a typhoon on September 2, the eastern Pacific is preparing to welcome another typhoon Lorena.
Low pressure, forecast storms may enter the East Sea consecutively in September
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According to the latest storm forecast, in September, low pressure and 2-4 storms may appear continuously near the Philippines and the East Sea.
2 storms with the same name Kiko may appear together, forecast to become hurricanes
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Kiko is strengthening in the eastern Pacific while the Philippines - in the western Pacific - awaits another Kiko in September.
Storm season is at its peak, forecasting the time when low pressure will strengthen into storm No. 7 Gabrielle
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The US National Hurricane Center (NHC) warns that a low pressure is likely to strengthen as it moves into the Atlantic, possibly becoming storm No. 7 Gabrielle.
Hurricane Kiko has just formed, forecast to strengthen into a hurricane on September 2
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Hurricane Kiko formed in the eastern Pacific and is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane on September 2.
Low pressure after storm No. 6 continues thunderstorms, warnings of tornadoes and flash floods during the September 2 holiday
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After Typhoon No. 6 Nongfa has just dissipated, a new low pressure is forming, combined with the Southwest monsoon, bringing widespread thunderstorms right on the occasion of September 2.
The East Sea faces the risk of strong storms due to La Nina
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La Nina could form before the end of 2025, increasing the risk of strong storms and heavy rains in the East Sea.
New low pressure at risk of becoming storm No. 7 Gabrielle is forecast to appear today
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The new low pressure could form off the west coast of Africa on August 31, with a 30% chance of strengthening into a tropical depression or storm No. 7 Gabrielle.
Storm No. 6 Nongfa has just dissipated and appeared 2 new low pressure areas in a row
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After Typhoon No. 6 Nongfa weakened and dissipated, the Philippine Meteorological Agency continued to monitor two new low pressure areas at the same time.
The biggest danger forecast from storm No. 6 Nongfa for Central Vietnam
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The most worrying point of Typhoon No. 6 Nongfa is not the wind power, but the amount of rainfall caused by the storm in areas that have not yet recovered from Typhoon No. 5 Kajiki.
New low pressure appears as storm No. 6 Nongfa approaches Vietnam, forecast to make landfall this evening
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The low pressure near the East Sea formed on August 29 and is forecast to approach the Philippines closer to August 30 while Typhoon No. 6 Nongfa has formed in the East Sea.
Potential storm No. 6 has not yet made landfall in the Central region, new low pressure has appeared
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The tropical depression in the East Sea is expected to strengthen into storm No. 6 and make landfall in Central Vietnam on the evening of August 30, while a new low pressure has appeared.
Forecast of the most affected area of potential storm No. 6 in the East Sea
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Tropical depression Jacinto is forecast to strengthen into storm No. 6 in the East Sea this evening, August 29, causing heavy rain across a strip of Central Vietnam.
Forecast of the time when the tropical depression in the East Sea will weaken, a new low pressure outbreak
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The tropical depression in the East Sea on the afternoon of August 28 gusted to level 9, while another series of low pressure near the East Sea and in the West Pacific is at risk of strengthening.
