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Monthly Global Tropical Cyclone Tracks August 2010
[Summaries and Track Data] [Prepared by Gary Padgett]

              GLOBAL TROPICAL CYCLONE TRACKS - AUGUST 2010

      !!!! IMPORTANT -- PLEASE SEE INFORMATION AT END OF FILE !!!!

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ATLANTIC (ATL) - North Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico


                          Sources of Information
                          ----------------------

     The track coordinates, central pressure and 1-minute average
  maximum sustained wind values were obtained from the operational
  forecast/advisories issued by the Tropical Prediction Center/National
  Hurricane Center located in Miami, Florida.   A 1-minute averaging
  period is the standard used by all U. S. civilian and military
  warning services for tropical cyclone warnings.

     Following is the link to the Wikipedia page for the 2010 Atlantic
  Hurricane Season:

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Atlantic_hurricane_season>


                             Systems Tracked
                             ---------------

   Tropical Storm COLIN (04)                           02 - 08 Aug
   Tropical Depression (05)                            10 - 16 Aug
   Hurricane DANIELLE (06)                             21 Aug - 03 Sep
   Hurricane EARL (07)                                 25 Aug - 10 Sep
   Tropical Storm FIONA (08)                           30 Aug - 04 Sep

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Storm Name: COLIN                 Cyclone Number: 04      Basin: ATL


   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 02 1200  12.3 N   40.3 W  1006   30
10 AUG 02 1800  12.8 N   41.8 W  1006   30
10 AUG 03 0000  13.4 N   44.1 W  1007   30
10 AUG 03 0600  13.7 N   46.2 W  1006   35
10 AUG 03 1200  14.0 N   48.5 W  1006   35
10 AUG 03 1800  15.4 N   52.4 W  1006   35
10 AUG 04 0000  16.0 N   55.0 W  1008   35        Remnant LOW
10 AUG 05 1800  24.4 N   65.8 W  1009   40        Regenerated
10 AUG 06 0000  25.7 N   66.4 W  1005   50
10 AUG 06 0600  26.4 N   67.3 W  1007   45
10 AUG 06 1200  26.9 N   67.1 W  1007   40
10 AUG 06 1800  27.9 N   66.9 W  1007   40
10 AUG 07 0000  28.7 N   66.6 W  1009   40
10 AUG 07 0600  28.9 N   66.6 W  1008   40
10 AUG 07 1200  29.2 N   66.5 W  1009   40
10 AUG 07 1800  29.1 N   65.8 W  1012   35
10 AUG 08 0000  29.5 N   65.6 W  1012   35
10 AUG 08 0600  30.3 N   65.7 W  1012   35
10 AUG 08 1200  31.4 N   65.6 W  1013   35
10 AUG 08 1800  32.4 N   65.7 W  1015   30
10 AUG 08 2100  32.9 N   65.6 W  1015   25

Note: By 04/0600 UTC, Colin's remnants had become a trough extending from
14N/57W to 25N/60W, producing winds 20-30 kts.   Reconnaissance aircraft
on the afternoon of 4 August found winds to tropical storm force in the
northeastern quadrant but no closed surface circulation.

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Storm Name: None                  Cyclone Number: 05      Basin: ATL


   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 10 1800  25.7 N   83.9 W  1007   30
10 AUG 11 0000  26.0 N   84.0 W  1007   30
10 AUG 11 0600  26.5 N   84.6 W  1008   30
10 AUG 11 1200  27.5 N   86.4 W  1008   25
10 AUG 11 1800  28.0 N   87.3 W  1008   25
10 AUG 11 2100  28.3 N   87.6 W  1009   25
10 AUG 16 1928  29.1 N   87.0 W  1008             Vortex message
10 AUG 16 2127  29.5 N   87.2 W  1007

Note: After weakening on 11 August, the remnant LOW of TD-05 moved inland
into Louisiana and Mississippi.  The weak system then drifted northeast-
ward into central Alabama before retreating southward toward the coast.
It moved through the Florida Panhandle and back into the Gulf on the
16th.  The two data points above taken from vortex messages were during
this second overwater phase.  The LOW was given a high chance of
redevelopment, but this never materialized.  The system became 
disorganized and subsequently moved inland into southern Mississippi
once more without revelopment. 

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Storm Name: DANIELLE              Cyclone Number: 06      Basin: ATL


   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 21 1800  10.8 N   31.8 W  1008   25
10 AUG 22 0000  11.2 N   32.3 W  1008   30
10 AUG 22 0600  11.8 N   33.0 W  1007   30
10 AUG 22 1200  12.2 N   33.9 W  1007   30
10 AUG 22 1800  13.2 N   34.6 W  1005   35
10 AUG 23 0000  14.0 N   35.3 W  1000   45
10 AUG 23 0600  14.5 N   36.5 W   997   50
10 AUG 23 1200  14.8 N   38.7 W   994   55
10 AUG 23 1800  15.2 N   40.7 W   987   65
10 AUG 24 0000  15.5 N   42.3 W   982   75
10 AUG 24 0600  15.7 N   44.0 W   973   85
10 AUG 24 1200  16.1 N   45.8 W   985   70
10 AUG 24 1800  17.1 N   47.5 W   993   60
10 AUG 25 0000  17.9 N   49.1 W   990   65
10 AUG 25 0600  18.5 N   50.3 W   982   75
10 AUG 25 1200  19.3 N   51.7 W   982   75
10 AUG 25 1800  20.6 N   52.7 W   982   75
10 AUG 26 0000  22.0 N   53.6 W   975   85
10 AUG 26 0600  23.0 N   54.4 W   968   90
10 AUG 26 1200  24.0 N   55.4 W   970   90
10 AUG 26 1800  24.8 N   56.4 W   968   95
10 AUG 27 0000  25.5 N   57.2 W   965   95
10 AUG 27 0600  26.2 N   58.3 W   955  105
10 AUG 27 1200  26.6 N   59.4 W   946  115
10 AUG 27 1800  27.1 N   60.1 W   942  115
10 AUG 28 0000  27.7 N   60.4 W   942  115
10 AUG 28 0600  28.3 N   61.1 W   950  105
10 AUG 28 1200  28.9 N   60.8 W   950   95
10 AUG 28 1800  29.6 N   60.2 W   950   95
10 AUG 29 0000  30.9 N   59.2 W   958   90
10 AUG 29 0600  32.3 N   57.9 W   972   80
10 AUG 29 1200  34.7 N   56.1 W   976   75
10 AUG 29 1800  37.3 N   55.0 W   977   70
10 AUG 30 0000  38.8 N   53.7 W   980   70
10 AUG 30 0600  40.0 N   52.5 W   984   65
10 AUG 30 1200  40.6 N   51.7 W   970   65
10 AUG 30 1800  41.0 N   50.1 W   973   60
10 AUG 31 0000  41.2 N   48.0 W   975   60        Final NHC advisory
10 AUG 31 0600  41.0 N   45.0 W   985   55        Post-tropical
10 AUG 31 1200  42.0 N   41.0 W   988   55
10 AUG 31 1800  43.0 N   36.0 W   988   55
10 SEP 01 0000  44.0 N   34.0 W   988             See Note
10 SEP 01 0600  45.0 N   28.0 W   992
10 SEP 01 1200  46.0 N   25.0 W   994
10 SEP 01 1800  47.0 N   23.0 W   993
10 SEP 02 0000  49.0 N   20.0 W   996
10 SEP 02 0600  51.0 N   20.0 W   998
10 SEP 02 1200  53.0 N   21.0 W   999
10 SEP 02 1800  55.0 N   22.0 W   998
10 SEP 03 0000  56.0 N   25.0 W   999

Note: The positions and CP values from 01/0000 UTC forward were sent by 
Kevin Boyle and are taken from the UK Meteorological Service's warnings.

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Storm Name: EARL                  Cyclone Number: 07      Basin: ATL


   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 25 1200  14.2 N   30.3 W  1007   30
10 AUG 25 1800  14.3 N   31.5 W  1006   35
10 AUG 26 0000  14.6 N   32.8 W  1006   35
10 AUG 26 0600  15.0 N   34.1 W  1004   40
10 AUG 26 1200  14.8 N   36.3 W  1004   40
10 AUG 26 1800  15.1 N   38.0 W  1003   40
10 AUG 27 0000  15.4 N   39.6 W  1003   40
10 AUG 27 0600  15.7 N   40.9 W  1003   40
10 AUG 27 1200  15.7 N   42.6 W  1003   40
10 AUG 27 1800  15.7 N   45.1 W  1003   40
10 AUG 28 0000  15.9 N   47.0 W  1003   40
10 AUG 28 0600  15.6 N   49.2 W  1002   45
10 AUG 28 1200  15.8 N   51.0 W   999   50
10 AUG 28 1800  16.2 N   53.3 W  1000   48
10 AUG 29 0000  16.5 N   54.6 W   989   55
10 AUG 29 0600  16.7 N   56.2 W   989   55
10 AUG 29 1200  17.1 N   57.7 W   985   60
10 AUG 29 1800  17.4 N   58.9 W   978   65
10 AUG 30 0000  17.7 N   60.4 W   972   75
10 AUG 30 0600  18.1 N   61.8 W   969   85
10 AUG 30 1200  18.5 N   63.0 W   965   95
10 AUG 30 1800  19.0 N   64.2 W   955  110
10 AUG 31 0000  19.6 N   65.2 W   939  115
10 AUG 31 0600  20.0 N   66.3 W   932  115
10 AUG 31 1200  20.8 N   67.4 W   933  115
10 AUG 31 1800  21.5 N   68.3 W   940  115
10 SEP 01 0000  22.6 N   69.2 W   940  115  
10 SEP 01 0600  23.5 N   70.6 W   942  115
10 SEP 01 1200  24.5 N   71.6 W   943  110
10 SEP 01 1800  25.7 N   72.7 W   941  110
10 SEP 02 0000  27.1 N   73.4 W   941  115
10 SEP 02 0600  28.6 N   74.4 W   930  120
10 SEP 02 1200  30.1 N   74.8 W   932  125
10 SEP 02 1800  31.7 N   75.2 W   943  110
10 SEP 03 0000  33.0 N   74.7 W   948   95
10 SEP 03 0600  34.6 N   74.4 W   955   90
10 SEP 03 1200  36.2 N   73.5 W   955   90
10 SEP 03 1800  37.5 N   72.5 W   961   70
10 SEP 04 0000  38.9 N   70.9 W   961   65
10 SEP 04 0600  40.8 N   68.3 W   960   60
10 SEP 04 1200  43.0 N   65.7 W   965   60        See Note
10 SEP 04 1800  46.0 N   63.3 W   965   60
10 SEP 05 0000  49.7 N   60.3 W   966   55
10 SEP 05 0300  50.7 N   59.2 W   970   55        Final NHC advisory
10 SEP 05 1200  52.0 N   56.0 W   987   40
10 SEP 06 0000  55.0 N   54.0 W   992   35
10 SEP 06 1200  57.0 N   55.0 W   992   35
10 SEP 06 1800  57.0 N   55.0 W   993   35
10 SEP 07 0600  57.0 N   55.0 W   994   35
10 SEP 07 1200  56.0 N   55.0 W   997   35
10 SEP 07 1800  55.0 N   55.0 W  1001   35
10 SEP 08 0600  52.0 N   52.0 W  1001   25
10 SEP 08 1200  51.0 N   50.0 W  1001   30
10 SEP 08 1800  51.0 N   48.0 W  1001   30
10 SEP 09 0600  50.0 N   39.0 W  1002   30
10 SEP 09 1200  49.0 N   37.0 W  1004   30
10 SEP 09 1800  50.0 N   33.0 W  1005   25
10 SEP 10 0000  51.0 N   28.0 W  1005   25

Note: A preliminary analysis by the Canadian Hurricane Center indicates
that Earl was likely still of hurricane intensity at landfall in Nova
Scotia.  A station (location unknown to the author) recorded maximum
10-min mean winds of 56 kts with peak gusts to 73 kts.  Converting 56 kts
to a 1-min avg MSW by the most-widely-used factor of 0.88 yields 64 kts,
and in such situations it can be argued that the sampled winds might not 
have been the highest occurring within the circulation.  (A special
thanks to Chris Fogarty for sending the above information.)

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Storm Name: FIONA                 Cyclone Number: 08      Basin: ATL


   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 30 1800  14.2 N   47.7 W  1007   35
10 AUG 31 0000  14.9 N   49.8 W  1007   35
10 AUG 31 0600  15.5 N   51.8 W  1007   35
10 AUG 31 1200  15.8 N   54.4 W  1006   35
10 AUG 31 1800  16.3 N   56.9 W  1006   35
10 SEP 01 0000  16.7 N   58.6 W  1006   35
10 SEP 01 0600  17.2 N   59.8 W  1006   35
10 SEP 01 1200  18.2 N   60.9 W   998   50
10 SEP 01 1800  19.3 N   62.2 W  1001   50
10 SEP 02 0000  21.1 N   63.6 W  1000   50
10 SEP 02 0600  22.0 N   64.9 W  1000   45
10 SEP 02 1200  23.7 N   65.4 W  1000   45
10 SEP 02 1800  25.0 N   66.3 W  1002   45
10 SEP 03 0000  26.4 N   66.8 W  1002   45
10 SEP 03 0600  27.5 N   66.8 W  1005   45
10 SEP 03 1200  28.5 N   66.7 W  1010   45
10 SEP 03 1800  29.5 N   65.8 W  1010   40
10 SEP 04 0000  30.9 N   65.2 W  1013   30
10 SEP 04 0300  31.4 N   64.9 W  1013   25

Note: The OPC High Seas Forecast for 0600 UTC on 4 September mentioned
a LOW at 31N/64W, 1014 mb, moving NE at 10 kts with winds to 25 kts.  
This could possibly be the remnant LOW Of Fiona, but due to lack of
certainty about this, I did not include it in the above track.

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NORTHEAST PACIFIC (NEP) - North Pacific Ocean East of Longitude 180


                         Sources of Information
                         ----------------------

     The track coordinates, central pressure and 1-minute average
  maximum sustained wind values were obtained from the operational
  forecast/advisories issued by the Tropical Prediction Center/National
  Hurricane Center in Miami, Florida, for locations east of longitude
  140W, and from the Central Pacific Hurricane Center in Honolulu,
  Hawaii, for locations west of longitude 140W.  A 1-minute averaging
  period is the standard used by all U. S. civilian and military
  warning services for tropical cyclone warnings.

     Following is the link to the Wikipedia page for the 2010 Eastern
  Pacific Hurricane Season:

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Pacific_hurricane_season>


                            Systems Tracked
                            ---------------

   Tropical Storm ESTELLE (07E)                        06 - 10 Aug
   Tropical Depression (08E)                           20 - 22 Aug
   Hurricane FRANK (09E)                               21 - 28 Aug

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Storm Name: ESTELLE               Cyclone Number: 07E     Basin: NEP


   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 06 0000  15.8 N  101.7 W  1004   30
10 AUG 06 0600  16.1 N  102.7 W  1004   30
10 AUG 06 1200  16.4 N  103.6 W  1004   30
10 AUG 06 1800  17.0 N  104.5 W  1003   35
10 AUG 07 0000  17.2 N  105.8 W  1000   45
10 AUG 07 0600  16.7 N  106.4 W  1000   45
10 AUG 07 1200  17.0 N  107.2 W  1000   45
10 AUG 07 1800  17.0 N  108.3 W   998   50
10 AUG 08 0000  17.2 N  109.0 W   994   55
10 AUG 08 0600  17.7 N  110.0 W   994   55
10 AUG 08 1200  17.9 N  110.7 W   996   50
10 AUG 08 1800  17.9 N  110.9 W  1001   40
10 AUG 09 0000  17.9 N  111.4 W  1001   40
10 AUG 09 0600  17.7 N  111.8 W  1001   40
10 AUG 09 1200  17.7 N  112.1 W  1004   35
10 AUG 09 1800  17.7 N  112.3 W  1005   30
10 AUG 10 0000  17.7 N  112.9 W  1005   30
10 AUG 10 0600  17.5 N  113.3 W  1005   30
10 AUG 10 1200  17.3 N  113.0 W  1005   25

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Storm Name: None                  Cyclone Number: 08E     Basin: NEP
 

   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 20 0600  18.1 N  107.5 W  1004   30
10 AUG 20 1200  18.8 N  107.6 W  1004   30
10 AUG 20 1800  19.2 N  108.6 W  1003   30
10 AUG 21 0000  19.9 N  109.8 W  1004   30
10 AUG 21 0600  20.2 N  110.5 W  1005   25
10 AUG 21 1200  20.6 N  111.1 W  1005   25
10 AUG 21 1800  20.6 N  111.6 W  1005   25
10 AUG 22 0000  21.0 N  112.3 W  1005   25
10 AUG 22 0300  21.1 N  112.6 W  1005   25
10 AUG 22 1200  22.0 N  113.0 W         20        Remnant LOW

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Storm Name: FRANK                 Cyclone Number: 09E     Basin: NEP


   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 21 1800  13.9 N   93.0 W  1007   25
10 AUG 22 0000  13.9 N   93.6 W  1006   30
10 AUG 22 0600  13.7 N   94.1 W  1005   30
10 AUG 22 1200  13.9 N   95.0 W  1005   30
10 AUG 22 1800  13.8 N   95.7 W  1002   45        Upgraded at 1500Z
10 AUG 23 0000  13.9 N   96.3 W  1000   50
10 AUG 23 0600  14.2 N   97.1 W  1000   50
10 AUG 23 1200  14.3 N   97.8 W   998   50
10 AUG 23 1800  14.8 N   98.9 W  1000   48
10 AUG 24 0000  15.1 N   99.7 W  1000   45
10 AUG 24 0600  15.2 N  100.5 W  1000   45
10 AUG 24 1200  15.3 N  101.1 W  1000   45
10 AUG 24 1800  15.5 N  101.8 W   991   60
10 AUG 25 0000  15.9 N  102.5 W   992   55
10 AUG 25 0600  16.1 N  103.2 W   991   60
10 AUG 25 1200  16.5 N  104.4 W   987   65
10 AUG 25 1800  16.8 N  105.8 W   987   65
10 AUG 26 0000  17.1 N  107.0 W   984   70
10 AUG 26 0600  17.4 N  108.1 W   984   70
10 AUG 26 1200  17.3 N  109.0 W   981   75
10 AUG 26 1800  17.9 N  109.9 W   978   80
10 AUG 27 0000  18.1 N  110.9 W   980   75
10 AUG 27 0600  18.4 N  111.8 W   984   70
10 AUG 27 1200  18.7 N  111.8 W   987   65
10 AUG 27 1800  19.1 N  112.1 W   994   55
10 AUG 28 0000  19.6 N  112.5 W   999   45
10 AUG 28 0600  20.0 N  112.4 W  1005   35
10 AUG 28 1200  20.6 N  112.3 W  1005   30

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NORTHWEST PACIFIC (NWP) - North Pacific Ocean West of Longitude 180


                          Sources of Information
                          ----------------------

     The track coordinates and 1-minute average maximum sustained wind
  values in general were taken from operational warnings issued by the
  Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) of the U. S. Air Force and Navy,
  located at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.  The central pressure and 10-minute
  average maximum sustained wind estimates for most systems were obtained
  from warnings issued by the Japanese Meteorological Agency (JMA), which
  is the World Meteorological Organization's Regional Specialised Meteor-
  ological Centre for the basin.  In a few instances, information from
  warnings issued by other Asian warning centers may have been utilized.
  The center position coordinates from JMA and other centers were com-
  pared with those from JTWC and annotations made in the Remarks column
  when the differences in general amounted to 40-50 nm or more.

     Michael V. Padua of Naga City in the Philippines, owner of the
  Typhoon 2000 website, sends me cyclone tracks based upon warnings
  issued by the Japanese Meteorological Agency and the Philippines'
  Atmospheric, Geophysical & Astronomical Services Administration
  (PAGASA).  A special thanks to Michael for his efforts.

     Following is the link to the Wikipedia page for the 2010 Pacific
  Typhoon Season:
  
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Pacific_typhoon_season>

     Following are links to Michael Padua's storm logs for the July
  tropical systems which occurred within PAGASA's AOR:

  http://www.typhoon2000.ph/stormarchives/2010/stormlogs/04domeng10_log.htm>

  http://www.typhoon2000.ph/stormarchives/2010/stormlogs/05ester10_log.htm>

  http://www.typhoon2000.ph/stormarchives/2010/stormlogs/06florita10_log.htm>

  http://www.typhoon2000.ph/stormarchives/2010/stormlogs/07glenda10_log.htm>

     For the two systems not entering PAGASA's AOR, the links are:

  http://www.typhoon2000.ph/stormarchives/2010/stormlogs/outsidePAR/Mindulle_06W10_log.htm>

  http://www.typhoon2000.ph/stormarchives/2010/stormlogs/outsidePAR/Namtheun_09W10_log.htm>
   

                              Systems Tracked
                              ---------------

   Tropical Storm DOMENG                               03 - 05 Aug
   Tropical Storm DIANMU (05W / 1004 / ESTER)          07 - 13 Aug
   Tropical Storm MINDULLE (06W / 1005)                21 - 25 Aug
   Tropical Depression (Invest 99W)                    25 - 29 Aug
   Tropical Storm LIONROCK (07W / 1006 / FLORITA)      26 Aug - 04 Sep
   Typhoon KOMPASU (08W / 1007 / GLENDA)               28 Aug - 05 Sep
   Tropical Storm NAMTHEUN (09W / 1008 /               28 Aug - 01 Sep
   Tropical Depression (Invest 93C)                    29 - 31 Aug
    
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Storm Name: None                  Cyclone Number: None    Basin: NWP
PAGASA Internal Name: DOMENG      JMA Tropical Storm Number: None

   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 03 0600  15.0 N  129.5 E  1000         25  PAGASA Warnings
10 AUG 03 1200  15.5 N  128.8 E  1002         25 
10 AUG 03 1800  15.7 N  128.4 E  1002         25 
10 AUG 04 0000  16.0 N  127.8 E  1002         25 
10 AUG 04 0600  20.0 N  127.0 E   997         35 
10 AUG 04 1200  20.0 N  126.0 E   997         35 
10 AUG 04 1800  19.5 N  124.5 E  1000         30 
10 AUG 05 0000  19.3 N  124.1 E  1002         25 
10 AUG 05 0600  19.5 N  120.0 E  1002         25 

Note: To the author's knowledge PAGASA was the only agency which
classified this system as a tropical cyclone, i.e., no other agency
referenced this system as a tropical depression or higher.

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Storm Name: DIANMU                Cyclone Number: 05W     Basin: NWP
PAGASA Internal Name: ESTER       JMA Tropical Storm Number: 1004

   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 07 0600  21.0 N  124.0 E  1002        30  JMA bulletins
10 AUG 07 1200  20.7 N  124.4 E  1000        30
10 AUG 07 1800  21.0 N  124.4 E   998        30
10 AUG 08 0000  22.2 N  124.7 E   998  25    30  JTWC warnings 
10 AUG 08 0600  22.9 N  125.3 E   996  25    30  JMA: 22.9N/124.8E
10 AUG 08 1200  23.4 N  125.4 E   994  30    35
10 AUG 08 1800  24.2 N  125.3 E   992  35    35  S of Miyakojima
10 AUG 09 0000  25.6 N  125.6 E   990  35    45  NNE of Miyakojima
10 AUG 09 0600  26.9 N  125.6 E   985  45    50  East China Sea
10 AUG 09 1200  28.6 N  125.4 E   985  45    50
10 AUG 09 1800  29.8 N  125.2 E   985  45    50
10 AUG 10 0000  31.1 N  125.1 E   980  50    55
10 AUG 10 0600  32.3 N  125.3 E   980  50    55  JMA: 31.8N/125.2E       
10 AUG 10 1200  33.0 N  125.7 E   980  55    55
10 AUG 10 1800  33.8 N  126.2 E   985  45    50  JMA: 33.9N/126.7E  
10 AUG 11 0000  35.2 N  127.9 E   990  40    50  JMA: 34.8N/128.2E
10 AUG 11 0600  36.0 N  130.0 E   990  45    50  Sea of Japan
10 AUG 11 1200  36.7 N  131.9 E   990  40    50
10 AUG 11 1800  37.8 N  133.9 E   992  30    45  JMA: 37.0N/133.6E
10 AUG 12 0000  38.2 N  135.8 E   992  30    45
10 AUG 12 0600  39.2 N  139.0 E   992        45  JMA bulletins
10 AUG 12 1200  39.6 N  142.7 E   994        40  E of N Honshu, Japan
10 AUG 12 1800  41.0 N  146.0 E   994        40  Extratropical
10 AUG 13 0000  43.0 N  151.0 E   998        45

Note: The 13/0600 UTC High Seas Forecast from JMA did not reference a
LOW with continuity to the 13/0000 UTC position.  Hence, it seems likely
that ex-Dianmu was absorbed by another extratropical cyclone.  Dianmu
made landfall near Pusan, South Korea, around 11/0000 UTC.

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Storm Name: MINDULLE              Cyclone Number: 06W     Basin: NWP
PAGASA Internal Name: None        JMA Tropical Storm Number: 1005

   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 21 0000  17.0 N  118.0 E  1006         25  JMA Bulletins
10 AUG 21 0600  16.0 N  118.0 E  1004         25  
10 AUG 21 1200  16.0 N  117.0 E  1004         25  
10 AUG 21 1800  16.0 N  116.0 E  1004         25
10 AUG 22 0000  16.0 N  115.0 E  1004         25
10 AUG 22 0600  16.0 N  114.2 E  1000   30    30  JTWC Warnings
10 AUG 22 1200  15.9 N  113.4 E   998   30    30  JMA: 16.0N/112.8E
10 AUG 22 1800  15.9 N  112.1 E   996   30    30
10 AUG 23 0000  16.2 N  111.0 E   994   35    35
10 AUG 23 0600  16.1 N  109.8 E   994   40    35
10 AUG 23 1200  16.5 N  108.9 E   992   50    40  S of Hainan
10 AUG 23 1800  17.2 N  108.6 E   990   55    45  JMA: 17.3N/108.0E
10 AUG 24 0000  18.0 N  107.2 E   990   60    45  Gulf of Tonkin
10 AUG 24 0600  18.6 N  106.2 E   990   55    45
10 AUG 24 1200  19.0 N  105.5 E   990   40    45  Landfall N Vietnam
10 AUG 24 1800  19.2 N  104.6 E   996         35  JMA Bulletins
10 AUG 25 0000  19.0 N  104.0 E  1000         25
10 AUG 25 0600  20.0 N  103.0 E  1004         20

Note: SAB rendered a Dvorak rating of T4.0/4.0 at 23/2032 UTC, and 
T4.5/4.5 at 24/0232 and 24/0832 UTC.  This suggests that Mindulle could
possibly have been a typhoon at landfall in Vietnam.

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Storm Name: None                  Cyclone Number: None    Basin: NWP
PAGASA Internal Name: None        JMA Tropical Storm Number: None

   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 25 2032  21.1 N  136.7 E         30        SAB bulletin: T2.0/2.0
10 AUG 26 0000  21.0 N  134.0 E  1008         20  JMA Bulletins/LPA
10 AUG 26 0600  22.0 N  132.0 E  1006         20       
10 AUG 26 1200  22.0 N  131.0 E  1006         25
10 AUG 26 1800  23.0 N  130.0 E  1004         25
10 AUG 27 0000  25.8 N  127.8 E  1004         30       
10 AUG 27 0600  26.1 N  127.3 E  1004         30
10 AUG 27 1200  27.0 N  127.2 E  1004         30
10 AUG 27 1800  29.8 N  126.3 E  1004         30
10 AUG 28 0000  34.5 N  123.9 E  1004         30
10 AUG 28 0600  35.9 N  124.3 E  1004         30
10 AUG 28 1200  37.2 N  123.9 E  1006         30
10 AUG 28 1800  38.5 N  123.5 E  1006         30  
10 AUG 29 0000  41.0 N  125.0 E  1006         25   LOW
10 AUG 29 0600  43.0 N  127.0 E  1004         25
10 AUG 29 1200  46.0 N  130.0 E  1002         25

Note: This system was identified as Invest 99W by Monterrey NRL.

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Storm Name: LIONROCK              Cyclone Number: 07W     Basin: NWP
PAGASA Internal Name: FLORITA     JMA Tropical Storm Number: 1006

   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 26 1800  16.0 N  119.0 E  1006         20  Low-pressure area
10 AUG 27 0000  15.1 N  116.8 E  1004         30  JMA Bulletins
10 AUG 27 0600  14.9 N  117.6 E  1004   25    30  JMA: 15.3N/116.5E
10 AUG 27 1200  15.3 N  117.2 E  1004   25    30
10 AUG 27 1800  16.5 N  117.9 E  1004   30    30  JMA: 16.4N/117.4E
10 AUG 28 0000  17.3 N  117.8 E  1002   30    30  
10 AUG 28 0600  18.4 N  117.5 E  1002   30    30
10 AUG 28 1200  19.0 N  117.0 E  1002   35    30  JMA: 18.6N/116.5E
10 AUG 28 1800  19.3 N  116.3 E  1000   35    35
10 AUG 29 0000  19.6 N  116.5 E  1000   35    35
10 AUG 29 0600  20.3 N  116.3 E   998   35    35
10 AUG 29 1200  20.8 N  116.3 E   996   40    35
10 AUG 29 1800  20.8 N  116.7 E   996   40    35  JMA: 20.6N/116.3E
10 AUG 30 0000  20.9 N  116.8 E   992   40    40
10 AUG 30 0600  21.1 N  116.9 E   985   45    50
10 AUG 30 1200  21.3 N  117.1 E   985   55    50  JMA: 20.8N/116.8E
10 AUG 30 1800  20.4 N  117.4 E   990   45    45
10 AUG 31 0000  20.2 N  117.6 E   990   55    45  JMA: 20.8N/117.3E
10 AUG 31 0600  20.4 N  117.7 E   990   50    45
10 AUG 31 1200  20.8 N  119.1 E   990   50    45 
10 AUG 31 1800  21.6 N  119.3 E   990   50    45
10 SEP 01 0000  22.3 N  119.5 E   990   45    45  Just WSW of Hainan
10 SEP 01 0600  23.1 N  119.3 E   990   55    45
10 SEP 01 1200  23.1 N  118.5 E   992   50    40 
10 SEP 01 1800  23.3 N  118.4 E   992   50    40
10 SEP 02 0000  24.0 N  117.5 E   994   50    35  Landfall China
10 SEP 02 0600  24.0 N  116.0 E   998         30  JMA Bulletins
10 SEP 02 1200  24.0 N  115.0 E  1002         25
10 SEP 02 1800  24.0 N  114.0 E  1002         25
10 SEP 03 0000  24.0 N  114.0 E  1002         25
10 SEP 03 0600  24.0 N  114.0 E  1002         25
10 SEP 03 1200  24.0 E  112.0 E  1002         25
10 SEP 03 1800  23.0 N  112.0 E  1002         25
10 SEP 04 0000  23.0 N  112.0 E  1004         25
10 SEP 04 0600  23.0 N  111.0 E  1002         25

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Storm Name: KOMPASU               Cyclone Number: 08W     Basin: NWP
PAGASA Internal Name: GLENDA      JMA Tropical Storm Number: 1007

   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 28 1800  19.7 N  137.7 E  1008   35    25 
10 AUG 29 0000  20.7 N  136.2 E  1004   40    30
10 AUG 29 0600  21.4 N  135.2 E  1002   40    30
10 AUG 29 1200  21.9 N  134.3 E  1000   45    35
10 AUG 29 1800  22.2 N  133.2 E   996   55    35  JMA: 21.7N/133.2E
10 AUG 30 0000  23.0 N  132.2 E   992   60    40
10 AUG 30 0600  23.3 N  131.8 E   985   65    50  
10 AUG 30 1200  23.7 N  131.2 E   980   75    55
10 AUG 30 1800  24.5 N  130.3 E   970   80    65
10 AUG 31 0000  25.1 N  129.4 E   960   95    80
10 AUG 31 0600  26.2 N  128.5 E   960   95    80  Near Okinawa, Japan
10 AUG 31 1200  27.3 N  127.5 E   965  100    75
10 AUG 31 1800  28.6 N  126.2 E   965  100    75
10 SEP 01 0000  30.4 N  125.2 E   965  100    75
10 SEP 01 0600  32.3 N  124.7 E   965   95    75
10 SEP 01 1200  34.3 N  124.8 E   970   80    70
10 SEP 01 1800  36.1 N  125.5 E   975   75    65
10 SEP 02 0000  37.9 N  127.0 E   992   65    45  Over Seoul, S Korea 
10 SEP 02 0600  39.2 N  129.7 E   994   50    40  Sea of Japan
10 SEP 02 1200  40.3 N  132.3 E  1000   50    35
10 SEP 02 1800  41.0 N  135.0 E  1008         30  JMA Bulletins
10 SEP 03 0000  41.0 N  137.0 E  1006         25 
10 SEP 03 0600  42.0 N  140.0 E  1004         25
10 SEP 03 1200  41.0 N  145.0 E  1006         40  Extratropical 
10 SEP 03 1800  41.0 N  149.0 E  1002         40
10 SEP 04 0000  40.0 N  154.0 E  1000         35
10 SEP 04 0600  39.0 N  159.0 E   996         40
10 SEP 04 1200  39.0 N  163.0 E   998         40
10 SEP 04 1800  39.0 N  167.0 E   996         40
10 SEP 05 0000  41.0 N  171.0 E   994         40

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Storm Name: NAMTHEUN              Cyclone Number: 09W     Basin: NWP
PAGASA Internal Name: None        JMA Tropical Storm Number: 1008

   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 28 1800  24.0 N  125.0 E  1006         20  JMA Bulletins/LPA
10 AUG 29 0000  25.0 N  125.0 E  1006         20
10 AUG 29 0600  25.0 N  124.0 E  1006         25
10 AUG 29 1200  25.0 N  124.0 E  1006         25
10 AUG 29 1800  26.0 N  124.0 E  1004         25
10 AUG 30 0000  26.2 N  123.1 E  1000         30
10 AUG 30 0600  26.0 N  122.9 E  1000   25    30  JTWC Warning
10 AUG 30 1200  26.0 N  121.9 E   996   35    35
10 AUG 30 1800  25.7 N  121.5 E   994   40    40  Just N of Taipei,Taiwan
10 AUG 31 0000  25.6 N  121.0 E   994   40    40  
10 AUG 31 0600  25.3 N  120.1 E   996   35    35
10 AUG 31 1200  25.2 N  119.9 E   998   35    35
10 AUG 31 1800  24.8 N  119.1 E  1000   30    30  Near coast of China  
10 SEP 01 0000  24.5 N  118.1 E         20        JTWC Warning only 

Note: JTWC's Dvorak ratings for this system never exceeded T2.0, but
SAB rendered a T3.0/3.0 rating for an 18-hour period on 30 August.  Ship
A8CG6 reported 40 kts at 30/1800 UTC.

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Storm Name: None                  Cyclone Number: None    Basin: NWP
PAGASA Internal Name: None        JMA Tropical Storm Number: None

   Date   Time   Lat      Lon    Cent  MSW   MSW        Remarks
          (GMT)                 Press 1-min 10-min
                                 (mb) (kts) (kts)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 AUG 29 1800   7.0 N  179.0 E  1010         25  JMA Bulletins
10 AUG 30 0000   7.0 N  178.0 E  1010         25
10 AUG 30 0600   6.0 N  176.0 E  1008         25
10 AUG 30 1200   7.0 N  174.0 E  1010         25
10 AUG 30 1800   8.0 N  173.0 E  1010         25
10 AUG 31 0000   8.0 N  171.0 E  1012         25
10 AUG 31 0600  10.0 N  170.0 E  1010         25
10 AUG 31 1200  10.0 N  167.0 E  1012         25
10 AUG 31 1800  10.0 N  166.0 E  1012         25

Note: This system began in the Central Pacific where it was tagged as
Invest 93C.  However, it was not classified as a tropical depression by
CPHC while east of longitude 180.  SAB assigned a T2.0/2.0 rating at
30/0232 UTC, and included the remark "VERY SMALL RAPIDLY MOVING SYSTEM 
HAS VERY INTERESTING MI PRESENTATION IN TMI THAT SHOWS BANDING TYPE MOAT
SHOWING GOOD ORGANIZATION AND DEEP CONVECTION WITHIN THE CDO FEATURE."
Therefore, it is possible the system had 1-min avg MSW of 30 kts. 
However, SAB's rating had dropped to T1.5/2.0 six hours later, and 
to T1.0/1.5 by 30/2032 UTC. 

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                   ********** SPECIAL NOTE **********

     I now have some assistants who are helping to prepare the monthly
  tropical cyclone files, and I'd like to thank them for their willing-
  ness to assist me.  Kevin Boyle, of Stoke-on-Trent, UK, will be 
  preparing the tracks for Northwest Pacific basin tropical cyclones 
  during the most active part of the NWP season from June through 
  December. 

     Michael Bath, of McLeans Ridges, New South Wales, Australia, is now
  preparing the track files for Australian Region and South Pacific
  tropical cyclones.  Also, Steve Young sends me tracks with data for 
  the pre-warning and post-warning stages of tropical cyclones in all 
  basins, prepared primarily from NCEP re-analysis data or else taken
  from NRL files.

     A very special thanks is due to Kevin, Michael and Steve for their
  assistance.

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                   SOURCES OF TROPICAL CYCLONE INFORMATION

     The purpose of this section is to list some websites where many and
  varied types of tropical cyclone information are archived.  Many readers
  will know about these already, but for the benefit of those who don't,
  I wanted to include them. 

  (1) Aircraft Reconnaissance Information
  ---------------------------------------

     Various types of messages from reconnaissance aircraft may be
  retrieved from the following FTP site:

     ftp://ftp.nhc.noaa.gov/pub/products/nhc/recon/>

     Information regarding how to interpret the coded reconnaissance
  messages may be found at the following URL:

     http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/reconlist.shtml>

  Links are also included to websites with further information about the
  U. S. Air Force 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron and the NOAA Air-
  craft Operations Center.

  (2) Archived Advisories
  -----------------------

     All the advisory products (public advisories, forecast/advisories,
  strike probabilities, discussions, various graphics) issued by TPC/NHC
  are archived on TPC's website.  For the current year (using 2004 as an
  example), the archived products can be found at:

     http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/archive/2004/index.shtml>

  Links to tropical products archives for earlier years are available at
  the following URL:

     http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/pastall.shtml>

  JTWC warnings for past storms are archived on the NRL Monterrey website:

     http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/tc_pages/tc_home.html>

  On the NRL site, the link to past years can be found in the upper left 
  corner of the screen.

     I am not aware at the moment of any other TCWC which archives all
  its tropical cyclone warning/advisory products for public access, but
  if I learn of any, I will add them to this list.

  (3) Satellite Imagery
  ---------------------

     Satellite images of tropical cyclones in various sensor bands are
  available on the NRL Monterrey and University of Wisconsin websites,
  courtesy of Jeff Hawkins and Chris Velden and their associates.  The
  links are:

     http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/tc_pages/tc_home.html>

     http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/tropic.html>

  On the NRL site, the link to past years can be found in the upper left 
  corner of the screen.  For the CIMSS site, a link to data archives is 
  located in the lower left portion of the screen.

     Additional tropical satellite imagery, along with looping ability for
  composite microwave imagery for the Western Hemisphere north of the
  equator, can be found at:

  (1) For the Eastern North Pacific:

     http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/trop-epac.html>

  (2) For the Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea:

     http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/trop-atl.html>

  (4) Cyclone Tracking Information
  --------------------------------

     There is a U. S. Navy site that tracks tropical cyclones at 6-hourly
  intervals which often includes pre and post-advisory positions.  The
  link to the site is:

  http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/atcf_web/doc_archives/>

     Steve Young has compiled many of these tracks onto a single webpage
  which is very user-friendly:

  http://home.earthlink.net/~shy9/tc1.htm>

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              !!!!!!  IMPORTANT NOTE - PLEASE READ  !!!!!!

     To repeat the caveat which is included in the Author's Note
  at the end of the cyclone summaries--the tropical cyclone tracks
  I prepare are based upon the operational warnings/advisories/
  advices/bulletins which are issued by the various tropical cyclone
  warning agencies around the world.   Users of these tracks should
  be aware that they are preliminary and subject to revision during
  post-seasonal analyses of the cyclones by the forecasters and
  analysts at the several warning centers.

     For the Atlantic and Northeast Pacific basins, official tropical
  cyclone reports and "best tracks" can be found at the website of
  the Tropical Prediction Center/National Hurricane Center:

     http://www.nhc.noaa.gov>

     The Joint Typhoon Warning Center's website contains links to their
  Annual Tropical Cyclone Reports which include that agency's "best
  tracks" for tropical cyclones in the Northwest Pacific basin, the
  North Indian Ocean, and the Southern Hemisphere:

     http://www.usno.navy.mil/JTWC>


  SPECIAL NOTE:  Back issues of the global tropical cyclone summaries
  and monthly cyclone track files can be obtained at the following
  websites:

    ftp://ftp.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/pub/landsea/padgett/>
    http://australiasevereweather.com/cyclones/>
    http://www.typhoon2000.ph>
    http://mpittweather.com>


  PREPARED BY:

  Gary Padgett              [email protected]
  Kevin Boyle               [email protected]
  Michael Bath              [email protected]


  SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTIONS BY:

  Michael V. Padua          [email protected] 
                            [email protected]
  Steve Young               [email protected]

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Document: trak1008.htm
Updated: 31 October 2010

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