Phil's Typhoons, Hurricanes and Cyclones Page

Current information on Tropical Storms in the NW Pacific and Australian Basins:

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No tropical cyclone details will be listed here until further notice.
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When present, links content is updated frequently. Page content updated 2008-10-09 at 22:10 QLD Time [UTC+10].
In title lines of NWP systems, [NAME] means PAGASA name, (nnW) indicates JTWC No, and {nnnn} indicates JMA No.
In title lines of SH systems, (nnS) or (nnP) indicates JTWC No, {nnF} indicates FMS No, and {nnR} indicates Reunion No.
2002-10-03

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2004 HIGHLIGHTS: (Links to significant weather events of 2004 and earlier years)

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