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#HurricaneBeryl recon finding the cyclone stronger again; likely Cat 4 on next NHC update.
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Typhoon Sudal
      #14182 - Tue Apr 13 2004 06:18 PM

For those that have been following Typhoon Sudal, it is expected to pass over Iwo Jima around 15/00Z. Here is a link to the weather reports from Iwo Jima:

Iwo Jima Weather Observations

When the Typhoon was becoming better organized a few days ago, it passed over Yap Island with wind gusts to 101mph.
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