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StormLover
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TyphoonQuestion
      #20580 - Fri Aug 20 2004 11:40 AM

I have always followed closely hurricanes, but I am interested in typhoons as well. Particularly supertyphoons. In recent times, what has been the most intense typhoon? In terms of windspeed, low pressure, etc.

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Re: TyphoonQuestion [Re: StormLover]
      #20581 - Fri Aug 20 2004 12:21 PM

This should answer your question

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Re: TyphoonQuestion [Re: LI Phil]
      #20583 - Fri Aug 20 2004 12:31 PM

Also this website is also good for tracking supertyphoons www.supertyphoon.com just click west pacific.

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Re: TyphoonQuestion [Re: Keith234]
      #20584 - Fri Aug 20 2004 12:47 PM

You might want to check out Aere and Chaba. Aere is very large now and is exhibiting good outflow.

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