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Keith234
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Aere
      Fri Aug 20 2004 09:30 PM

Aere has become very strong today, later tonight and early tom. morning it wil become a typhoon. The forecast for this storm has drastically increased. Now the max wind intensity at the August 25 has been increased to 120knts with gusts to 145knts. This is pretty scary because JTWC is usually off by at least 10knts for it's forecast intensities. This could become the second supertyphoon and maybe even surpass the strength of Supertyphoon Diamu. This tyhoon also poses a theat to Toyko where it is forecast to go at supertyphoon intensity.

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