MANILA, Philippines – Super Typhoon 'Hinnamnor' (international name) may enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) Wednesday evening, state weather bureau PAGASA announced in its 5:00 pm update on Tuesday, August 30, 2022.
At 4:00 pm today, the center of the eye of Super Typhoon 'Hinnamnor' was estimated based on all available data at 1,485 km East Northeast of Extreme Northern Luzon.
'Hinnamnor' has maximum sustained winds of 185 km/h near the center, gustiness of up to 230 km/h, and central pressure of 935 hPa. It is moving Westward at 30 km/h.
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At 4:00 pm today, the center of the eye of Super Typhoon 'Hinnamnor' was estimated based on all available data at 1,485 km East Northeast of Extreme Northern Luzon.
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| Satellite image of Super Typhoon 'Hinnamnor' as of 5:00 pm, August 30, 2022. |
'Hinnamnor' has maximum sustained winds of 185 km/h near the center, gustiness of up to 230 km/h, and central pressure of 935 hPa. It is moving Westward at 30 km/h.
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PAGASA said strong to typhoon-force winds may extend outwards up to 320 km from the center.
The super typhoon will move generally westward today over the sea south of Japan, then turn west-southwestward tomorrow (31 August) while decelerating over the sea southeast of the Ryukyu Islands, the weather central said.
Once it enters PAR on Wednesday, PAGASA will give domestic name 'Henry' to this tropical cyclone.
Further deceleration is forecast to occur as it turns more southwestward over the northern Philippine Sea.
By Friday (September 2) through Saturday (September 3), 'Hinnamnor' may become almost stationary.
'Hinnamnor' intensified into Super Typhoon at 2:00 PM today. This tropical cyclone may continue to intensify over the sea south of Japan and may reach a peak intensity of 195 km/h.
The extent of tropical cyclone winds of the typhoon may continue to expand in the coming days as it moves towards the northern Philippine Sea. As such, the possibility of hoisting a Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal over Extreme Northern Luzon during the occurrence of this tropical cyclone within the PAR region is not ruled out by PAGASA.
This tropical cyclone may bring rough seas over the northern and eastern seaboard of Luzon beginning late Thursday (September 1) or early Friday. Such condition may be risky for those using small seacrafts. Mariners are advised to continue monitoring for updates.
— The Summit Express
The super typhoon will move generally westward today over the sea south of Japan, then turn west-southwestward tomorrow (31 August) while decelerating over the sea southeast of the Ryukyu Islands, the weather central said.
Once it enters PAR on Wednesday, PAGASA will give domestic name 'Henry' to this tropical cyclone.
Further deceleration is forecast to occur as it turns more southwestward over the northern Philippine Sea.
By Friday (September 2) through Saturday (September 3), 'Hinnamnor' may become almost stationary.
'Hinnamnor' intensified into Super Typhoon at 2:00 PM today. This tropical cyclone may continue to intensify over the sea south of Japan and may reach a peak intensity of 195 km/h.
The extent of tropical cyclone winds of the typhoon may continue to expand in the coming days as it moves towards the northern Philippine Sea. As such, the possibility of hoisting a Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal over Extreme Northern Luzon during the occurrence of this tropical cyclone within the PAR region is not ruled out by PAGASA.
This tropical cyclone may bring rough seas over the northern and eastern seaboard of Luzon beginning late Thursday (September 1) or early Friday. Such condition may be risky for those using small seacrafts. Mariners are advised to continue monitoring for updates.
— The Summit Express
