A typhoon is a powerful tropical cyclone that forms over the western Pacific Ocean. It is the same type of storm as a hurricane (Atlantic) or cyclone (Indian Ocean), with strong winds, heavy rain, and storm surges. Typhoons can cause severe damage when they make landfall, especially in countries like Japan, the Philippines, Taiwan, and China.
The forecast cone shows Fung-Wong moving from the Philippine Sea through the Luzon Strait toward Taiwan, Hong Kong, and the northern South China Sea.
Typhoon Fung-Wong Heading for Taiwan and Hong Kong — Latest Track and Forecast Read Post »
Forecast models now indicate that two tropical cyclones will form almost simultaneously in the Atlantic next week, both tracking toward the U.S. coastline.
Mid-September marks the climatological peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, when sea-surface temperatures and atmospheric conditions align to produce the most frequent and intense storms.
Twin Hurricanes Threaten Fujiwhara Dance in the Atlantic Read Post »
While Typhoon Mitag is delivering its punch, Typhoon Ragasa is still building heat and power, and all eyes are on its next moves.
Typhoon Ragasa & Mitag Update: New Details on Mitag’s Landfall and Ragasa’s Rise Read Post »
Asia’s weather for autumn 2025 weaves a tapestry of contrasts, where La Niña’s rains clash with polar precursors to a disruptive winter. From flooded coasts to frozen plains, this season demands preparedness as teleconnections align for memorable volatility. As a meteorologist tracking these models, the message is clear: expect the unexpected, with historic shifts that could redefine resilience across the continent.
Asia Weather Forecast Autumn 2025: La Niña’s Fury Meets Polar Vortex Chaos Read Post »
