Tropical Storm BAVI plays tricks
Tropical Storm BAVI plays tricks with observers and forecasters. The storm slowed down its forward speed to 25 km/h. The track direction varies between west and northwest.
Yesterday afternoon Tropical Storm BAVI looked like a menacing compact bowl east of northern Luzon.
This morning the bowl had almost vanished and the center of the storm was barely distinguishable.
The past track of the storm shows its vulnerability to influences from other pressure systems over China and Japan. South of Asian main continent lows and highs are chasing. Tropical Storm BAVI is being moved north and south like a badminton shuttlecock.
WARNING: Missing infrared visibility of clouds doesn’t mean that the storm has vanished. It is still there and wind speeds of 75 km/h can still be dangerous.
Storm data:
Name (INTL. / local): | BAVI |
Class: | Tropical Storm |
Time/Date of observation: | 5:00 a.m. on March 17, 2015 |
Location of Center: | 14.0º North 139.1º East |
Moving Direction and Speed: | West @ 25 km/h |
Moving towards: | Northern Philippines |
Distance from the Philippines: | 1,745 km of Daet |
Estimated Date / Time of Landfall: | n/a |
Max. Wind Speed near Center: | 75 km/h |
Peak Wind Gusts: | 95 km/h |
Minimum Central Pressure: | 996 hPa |
Diameter: | 510 km |
24h Rainfall near Center: | 50 to 220 mm |
Max. Wave Height: | n/a |
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We keep an eye on this storm. Next update as soon as we get new data.
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