Disturbed, likely to become depressed, this swirling mess of clouds is expected to pass near Guam on Tuesday,
says the National Weather Service. It's about 500 miles East of Guam.
SINCE OCTOBER IS ONE OF THE PEAK MONTHS FOR TROPICAL CYCLONES IN MICRONESIA...RESIDENTS OF THE MARIANAS SHOULD CLOSELY MONITOR THIS DISTURBANCE. WEAK DISTURBANCES CAN QUICKLY INTENSIFY THIS TIME OF YEAR IN THIS PART OF THE WESTERN PACIFIC...AND WATCHES OR WARNINGS MAY HAVE TO BE ISSUED ON SHORT NOTICE.
To my caffeinated eye, it's bound to pass through the Mariana Islands, and I WISH THEY WOULDN'T SHOUT.
Disturbed, likely to become depressed, this swirling mess of clouds is expected to pass near Guam on Tuesday, says the National Weather Service. It's about 500 miles East of Guam.
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Reluctantly if it continues on its path and even as it intensifies, we may be experiencing winds and rains that may not be too destructive. Maybe because of its close proximity at this point, and yet again, we can only be hopeful it doesn't swing back around and play us like Super typhoon Kim did many years ago.
We should be ok if it keeps moving fast. If it slows down...
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