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May 20th Westpacwx Outlook

Published on May 19, 2013 by in Uncategorized

  Its the start of a new week but the same old weather problems continue to impact much of Eastern Asia. Today we start off in China where the rainy season front is bringing heavy rainfall. Right on schedule though as the image below and in the video shows.  Yet it still comes at the

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Baseball Game in Japan, Sunday Vlog

Published on May 19, 2013 by in Uncategorized

This weekend I took a break from the forecasting the weather to enjoy a baseball game with my son and a friend. This is a look in Japanese baseball, it really is a fun time. Complete Eastern Asia weather Updates http://www.westernpacificweather.com/ Tropical Weather Discussion. http://www.storm2k.org/wx/ Daily Satellite Analysis http://www.westernpacificweather.com/… Follow Rob’s Facebook http://www.facebook.com/robertspetanh… Email Robert

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Westpacwx Weekend Weather Outlook

Published on May 17, 2013 by in Uncategorized

Sunny skies and average temperatures will dominate much of Japan this weekend as a high pressure area ridges in from Korea bringing fairer weather following Thursdays rain maker. This will hold true for most of Japan, for the southern Islands though foul weather will rule the weekend weather outlook as the rainy season front lingers

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Cyclone Mahansen Landfall and Damage Update

Published on May 16, 2013 by in Uncategorized

  Mahasen made landfall around 06UTC on Thursday. So far over 20 villages have been inundated following the storm. At least seven people have died following the storm in Bangledesh, 8 in Sri Lanka and 60 still missing in Burma. Over 1,000,000 went to shelters ahead of the storm in Bangledesh. Now the storm has

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