Is Typhoon Season getting back on track? Tropical Weather Bulletin

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Areas of interest are popping up all across the Western Pacific this weekend, with two particular disturbances being closely monitored at this time.

An area of interest is currently pulling towards the coast of Vietnam, and while it is showing signs of having a low level circulation, the upper levels are not favourable so far. This system has a 50% chance of becoming a tropical depression, and is not likely to reach storm status as it passes near Vietnam and Hainan, China.

Another area of interest near the Philippines is expected to push through the Visayas region in the next few days, and could become a tropical storm as it does so. With a 60% chance of development, the best conditions for this system lie after it passes through the islands and into the South China Sea, where it could ramp up to typhoon status.

A third area is currently being watched in the open Pacific, and could develop into a typhoon late in the week as it turns northwards and could eventually threaten Japan, China, and Korea.

In the Eastern Pacific, chances have increased a little for a potential tropical cyclone over the open ocean, and could make a run for hurricane status late in the week. However, it will not affect land.

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