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ACPQ70 PGUM 020922 CCA
PSHGUM
POST TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT...TYPHOON BUALOI (22W)...CORRECTED
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TIYAN GU
830 PM CHST FRI FEB 28 2020
UPDATED2 FROM PRELIMINARY REPORTS
REPORT OF THE EFFECTS OF TYPHOON BUALOI (22W) FROM 14 OCT TO 25 OCT
2019 AS IT PASSED THROUGH THE WFO GUAM AOR FROM EAST OF THE MARSHALL
ISLANDS ACROSS ANATAHAN IN THE MARIANAS AND THEN NORTH NEAR IWO JIMA
(IWO TO) INTO THE MID PACIFIC. SIMILAR IN TRACK AND INTENSITY AS
SUPER TYPHOON HAGIBIS (20W) FROM TWO WEEKS EARLIER, TY BUALOI HAD
ITS ORIGIN FROM EAST OF THE DATELINE CROSSING INTO THE WESTERN
PACIFIC ON 14-15 OCT AND LINGERING IN THE MARSHALLS WHERE A WEAKLY
DEFINED CIRCULATION COULD BE IDENTIFIED SOUTHEAST OF MAJURO NEAR
4N176E ON THE 15TH. SUBSEQUENTLY, THE DISTURBANCE THAT WOULD BECOME
BUALOI TRACKED THROUGH THE MAJURO ATOLL AND SOUTH OF KWAJALEIN
PRODUCING RAINFALL OF GENERALLY LESS THAN ONE INCH BUT WITH GUSTS UP
TO 32 KNOTS ON KWAJALEIN BEFORE PASSING NORTHEAST OF POHNPEI ON 18-
19 OCT.
EARLY ON 19 OCTOBER, JTWC ISSUED A TROPICAL CYCLONE FORMATION ALERT
(TCFA) FOR THE DISTURBANCE AS THE LOW LEVEL CIRCULATION FINALLY
SHOWED BETTER ORGANIZATION. WITH THIS, WFO GUAM ISSUED A SPECIAL
WEATHER STATEMENT (SPSGUM) AT 18/2347Z (19OCT 947AM) CONCERNING A
DISTURBANCE APPROXIMATELY 900 MILES EAST SOUTH-EAST OF SAIPAN THAT
NWP COMPUTER MODELS INDICATED WOULD LIKELY TRACK THROUGH THE
MARIANAS. THIS WAS OF SPECIAL CONCERN TO THE ISLANDS OF THE CNMI AS
THEY WERE STILL RECOVERING FROM THE PASSAGE OF SUPER TYPHOON YUTU
(31W) FROM LESS THAN A YEAR EARLIER AND THE NEAR MISS OF SUPER
TYPHOON HAGIBIS FROM TWO WEEKS EARLIER. THE FIRST WARNING ON TD22W
WAS ISSUED BY JTWC AT 19/03Z (19OCT 1PM) AND BY WFO GUAM AT 04Z FOR
A DEPRESSION NEAR 10.5N 156.0E APPROXIMATELY 785 MILES SOUTHEAST OF
SAIPAN. AT THIS TIME, WFO GUAM ALSO ISSUED A TYPHOON WATCH FOR
SAIPAN, TINIAN AND ROTA AND A TROPICAL STORM WATCH FOR GUAM.
OVER THE NEXT 36 HOURS THE JTWC FORECAST TRACK REMAINED FAIRLY
CONSISTENT...SHIFTING BY LESS THAN 60 MILES FROM JUST SOUTH OF
TINIAN ON WARNING #1 TO APPROXIMATELY 50 MILES NORTH OF SAIPAN BY
WARNING #6. THE INTENSIFICATION WAS INITIALLY FOR A WEAK CAT 1
TYPHOON PASSAGE THROUGH TINIAN AND SAIPAN BUT HAD ADJUSTED UPWARDS
TO EITHER A STRONG CAT 2 OR WEAK CAT 3 BY THE THIRD WARNING. BY
20/0400Z (20 OCT 2PM) WFO GUAM ISSUED TYPHOON WARNINGS FOR TINIAN
AND SAIPAN AND ADDED TROPICAL STORM WATCHES FOR THE NORTHERN CNMI
ISLANDS OF ALAMAGAN AND PAGAN. LATER A TROPICAL STORM WARNING WAS
ISSUED FOR ALAMAGAN, PAGAN AND ALSO INCLUDED THE ISLAND OF AGRIHAN
AS THE JTWC TRACK INDICATED A QUICK RECURVATURE AFTER PASSING
THROUGH THE MARIANAS. DURING THIS TIME, WFO GUAM ALSO ISSUED AT
19/1319Z (1119PM) A HYDROLOGIC OUTLOOK FOR RAINFALL OF 3 TO 5 INCHES
FOR SAIPAN AND TINIAN AND 1 TO 3 INCHES FOR GUAM AND ROTA WHICH
ENDED UP FAIRLY ACCURATE. LATER A FLASH FLOOD WATCH WAS ISSUED FOR
SAIPAN AND TINIAN FOR 4 TO 7 INCHES OF RAIN.
TYPHOON BUALOI PASSED OVER THE UNINHABITED VOLCANIC ISLAND OF
ANATAHAN AT APPROXIMATELY 21 FEB 1800Z (22FEB 4AM) HAVING MADE ITS
CLOSEST POINT OF APPROACH OF APPROXIMATELY 60 MILES NORTHEAST OF
SAIPAN AND TINIAN 3 HOURS EARLIER AT 1500Z (22FEB 1AM). IRONICALLY,
SUPER TYPHOON HAGIBIS PASSED OVER THE SAME ISLAND TWO WEEKS EARLIER,
BOTH TYPHOONS FORTUNATELY MISSING A DIRECT HIT ON SAIPAN AND TINIAN.
FORTUNATELY ONLY LIGHT DAMAGE WAS REPORTED ON SAIPAN FROM THE OUTER
CIRCULATION OF BUALOI WHERE WINDS GUST TO STRONG TROPICAL STORM INTENSITY
WERE MEASURED ON WIRELESS RIDGE AND RAINFALL MEASURED ABOUT 5 INCHES AT
BOTH CAPITAL HILL AND THE AIRPORT. WINDS AND RAINFALL WERE
CONSIDERABLY LESS FOR ROTA AND TINIAN AND NOTHING NOTABLE WAS
REPORTED ON GUAM OTHER THAN FOR HIGH SEAS AND SURF. THE NORTHERN
ISLANDS DID NOT REPORT ANYTHING SIGNIFICANT BUT SATELLITE IMAGERY
INDICATED THAT RAINFALL WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN LESS THAN ONE INCH AND
WINDS AND SEAS WERE PROBABLY BRIEFLY ON THE ORDER OF A WEAK TROPICAL
STORM. WFO GUAM CANCELLED ALL WARNINGS AND WATCHES FOR THE SOUTHERN
MARIANAS BY MID DAY OF 22 OCT AND FOR THE NORTHERN CNMI ISLANDS BY
THE FOLLOWING MORNING AS TYPHOON BUALOI (NOW A CAT 4 TYPHOON) MADE
ITS WAY NORTH TOWARDS IWO JIMA AND THE MID PACIFIC.
A. LOWEST SEA LEVEL PRESSURE/MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS AND PEAK GUSTS
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METAR OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IS 10 METERS AND WIND AVERAGING IS 2 MINUTES
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LOCATION ID MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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PGUM 13.5N 144.8E NOTHING SIGNIFICANT(~1006MB AT 21/1800Z, 22OCT
400AM)
PGUA 13.7N 144.5E NOTHING SIGNIFICANT
ROTA - PGRO NO REPORT; AIRPORT CLOSED
14.1 145.2
SAIPAN (CNMI) ~1004MB AT 21OCT1500Z (22OCT 1AM), PK WIND 37KT (43 MPH)
15.2N 145.8E AT 21/1454Z)
PRIVATE DAVIS WEATHER STATION ON WIRELESS RIDGE 56KT(65MPH)AT 21/1420Z
TINIAN (CNMI) NO REPORTS; AIRPORT CLOSED; SUTRON DESTROYED
(15.0N 145.6E) DURING STY YUTU IN OCT 2018
CPA: THE EYE OF TYPHOON BUALOI AS INDICATED BY PGUA DOPPLER RADAR
PASSED OVER THE NORTHERN PORTION OF ANATAHAN ISLAND AT ABOUT 4 AM
TUESDAY MORNING 22 OCT. THE CPA TO SAIPAN WAS 65 MILES NORTH AT
APPROXIMATELY 21OCT1500-1600Z (22OCT 1-2AM CHST). THE CPA FOR TINIAN
WAS 75 MILES NORTH AT ABOUT THE SAME TIME. FOR ROTA THE CPA WAS 130
MILES NORTH-NORTHEAST AT APPROXIMATELY THE SAME TIME. FOR GUAM THE
CPA WAS 190 MILES TO THE NORTH-NORTHEAST AT THIS TIME.
B. MARINE OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IN METERS AND WIND AVERAGING PERIOD IN
MINUTES INDICATED UNDER MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WIND IF KNOWN
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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NOTHING SIGNIFICANT.
C. STORM TOTAL RAINFALL
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LOCATION ID TIME PERIOD RAINFALL
LAT LON (IN)
DEG DECIMAL
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PGUM ~.3 INCHES ON 21-23OCT2019
13.6 144.4E
SAIPAN (CNMI) 21-23 OCT 5.15 INCHES (48 HOURS)
15.2N 145.8E
CAPITOL HILL 21-23OCT 4.85 INCHES (48 HOURS)
SAIPAN (CNMI) CNMI HOMELAND SECURITY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE
15. 2 145.8
TINIAN AIRPORT 21-23OCT 1.95 INCHES (48 HOURS)
14.1 145.2
ROTA AIRPORT 21-23OCT 0.58 INCHES (48 HOURS)
REMARKS: NOTHING SIGNIFICANT
D. INLAND FLOODING...NONE REPORTED.
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NO OTHER COMMENTS AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME.
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E. MAXIMUM STORM SURGE AND STORM TIDE...
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LOCATION SURGE TIDE DATE/ BEACH
(FT) (FT) TIME EROSION
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HIGH SURF BUT NO SIGNIFICANT COASTAL FLOODING OR COASTAL EROSION
REPORTED.
F. STORM IMPACTS BY ISLAND...
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LOCATION DEATHS INJURIES EVACUATIONS
DESCRIPTION
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CNMI NONE NONE KNOWN
GUAM NONE NONE
REMARKS:
CNMI: MINOR DAMAGE, RELATED TO VEGETATION.
H. REMARKS...
THE FOLLOW BULLETINS WERE ISSUED BY WFO GUAM
19 - TC PUBLIC ADVISORIES (TCP)...BETWEEN 5 OCT – 10 OCT
15 - TC INTERMEDIATE PUBLIC ADVISORIES
16 - HLS TYPHOON LOCAL STATEMENTS
20 - TCU TROPICAL CYCLONE UPDATES (RADAR FIXES)
1 – FLOOD PRODUCTS (FFAGUM)
10 – MARINE WEATHER WARNINGS (MWWGUM)
1- MARINE WEATHER STATEMENT(MWSGUM)
1 - SPS SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENTS FOR THE MARIANAS
1 - ESF HYDROLOGIC OUTLOOKS FOR MARIANAS
NOTE: SMALL CRAFT AND HIGH SURF ADVISORIES ISSUED AFTER TY/TS WARNINGS CANCELED.
TIMES IN UTC
19OCT0400 (19OCT 2PM CHST) TY WATCHES FOR TINIAN, SAIPAN AND ROTA
TS WATCH FOR GUAM
20OCT0400 (20OCT 2PM CHST) TY WARNING FOR TINIAN AND SAIPAN
TS WATCH FOR ALAMAGAN AND PAGAN
20OCT2200 (21OCT 8AM CHST) ADD TS WATCH FOR AGRIHAN, CANX TS WATCH FOR GUAM
21OCT0700 (21OCT 5PM CHST) CANX TY WATCH FOR ROTA
21OCT1000 (21OCT 8PM CHST) TS WARNING FOR ALAMAGAN, PAGAN AND AGRIHAN
21OCT2200 (22OCT 8AM CHST) TY WARNINGS CANCELED FOR TINIAN AND SAIPAN
22OCT2200 (23OCT 8AM CHST) TS WARNINGS CANCELED FOR ALAMAGAN, PAGAN AND AGRIHAN
$$
EDSON
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ACPQ70 PGUM 280955
PSHGUM
POST TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT...TYPHOON BUALOI (22W)
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TIYAN GU
830 PM CHST FRI FEB 28 2020
UPDATED FROM PRELIMINARY REPORTS
REPORT OF THE EFFECTS OF TYPHOON BUALOI (22W) FROM 14 OCT TO 25 OCT
2019 AS IT PASSED THROUGH THE WFO GUAM AOR FROM EAST OF THE MARSHALL
ISLANDS ACROSS ANATAHAN IN THE MARIANAS AND THEN NORTH NEAR IWO JIMA
(IWO TO) INTO THE MID PACIFIC. SIMILAR IN TRACK AND INTENSITY AS
SUPER TYPHOON HAGIBIS (20W) FROM TWO WEEKS EARLIER, TY BUALOI HAD
ITS ORIGIN FROM EAST OF THE DATELINE CROSSING INTO THE WESTERN
PACIFIC ON 14-15 OCT AND LINGERING IN THE MARSHALLS WHERE A WEAKLY
DEFINED CIRCULATION COULD BE IDENTIFIED SOUTHEAST OF MAJURO NEAR
4N176E ON THE 15TH. SUBSEQUENTLY, THE DISTURBANCE THAT WOULD BECOME
BUALOI TRACKED THROUGH THE MAJURO ATOLL AND SOUTH OF KWAJALEIN
PRODUCING RAINFALL OF GENERALLY LESS THAN ONE INCH BUT WITH GUSTS UP
TO 32 KNOTS ON KWAJALEIN BEFORE PASSING NORTHEAST OF POHNPEI ON 18-
19 OCT.
EARLY ON 19 OCTOBER, JTWC ISSUED A TROPICAL CYCLONE FORMATION ALERT
(TCFA) FOR THE DISTURBANCE AS THE LOW LEVEL CIRCULATION FINALLY
SHOWED BETTER ORGANIZATION. WITH THIS, WFO GUAM ISSUED A SPECIAL
WEATHER STATEMENT (SPSGUM) AT 18/2347Z (19OCT 947AM) CONCERNING A
DISTURBANCE APPROXIMATELY 900 MILES EAST SOUTH-EAST OF SAIPAN THAT
NWP COMPUTER MODELS INDICATED WOULD LIKELY TRACK THROUGH THE
MARIANAS. THIS WAS OF SPECIAL CONCERN TO THE ISLANDS OF THE CNMI AS
THEY WERE STILL RECOVERING FROM THE PASSAGE OF SUPER TYPHOON YUTU
(31W) FROM LESS THAN A YEAR EARLIER AND THE NEAR MISS OF SUPER
TYPHOON HAGIBIS FROM TWO WEEKS EARLIER. THE FIRST WARNING ON TD22W
WAS ISSUED BY JTWC AT 19/03Z (19OCT 1PM) AND BY WFO GUAM AT 04Z FOR
A DEPRESSION NEAR 10.5N 156.0E APPROXIMATELY 785 MILES SOUTHEAST OF
SAIPAN. AT THIS TIME, WFO GUAM ALSO ISSUED A TYPHOON WATCH FOR
SAIPAN, TINIAN AND ROTA AND A TROPICAL STORM WATCH FOR GUAM.
OVER THE NEXT 36 HOURS THE JTWC FORECAST TRACK REMAINED FAIRLY
CONSISTENT...SHIFTING BY LESS THAN 60 MILES FROM JUST SOUTH OF
TINIAN ON WARNING #1 TO APPROXIMATELY 50 MILES NORTH OF SAIPAN BY
WARNING #6. THE INTENSIFICATION WAS INITIALLY FOR A WEAK CAT 1
TYPHOON PASSAGE THROUGH TINIAN AND SAIPAN BUT HAD ADJUSTED UPWARDS
TO EITHER A STRONG CAT 2 OR WEAK CAT 3 BY THE THIRD WARNING. BY
20/0400Z (20 OCT 2PM) WFO GUAM ISSUED TYPHOON WARNINGS FOR TINIAN
AND SAIPAN AND ADDED TROPICAL STORM WATCHES FOR THE NORTHERN CNMI
ISLANDS OF ALAMAGAN AND PAGAN. LATER A TROPICAL STORM WARNING WAS
ISSUED FOR ALAMAGAN, PAGAN AND ALSO INCLUDED THE ISLAND OF AGRIHAN
AS THE JTWC TRACK INDICATED A QUICK RECURVATURE AFTER PASSING
THROUGH THE MARIANAS. DURING THIS TIME, WFO GUAM ALSO ISSUED AT
19/1319Z (1119PM) A HYDROLOGIC OUTLOOK FOR RAINFALL OF 3 TO 5 INCHES
FOR SAIPAN AND TINIAN AND 1 TO 3 INCHES FOR GUAM AND ROTA WHICH
ENDED UP FAIRLY ACCURATE. LATER A FLASH FLOOD WAS ISSUED FOR SAIPAN
AND TINIAN FOR 4 TO 7 INCHES OF RAIN.
TYPHOON BUALOI PASSED OVER THE UNINHABITED VOLCANIC ISLAND OF
ANATAHAN AT APPROXIMATELY 21 FEB 1800Z (22FEB 4AM) HAVING MADE ITS
CLOSEST POINT OF APPROACH OF APPROXIMATELY 60 MILES NORTHEAST OF
SAIPAN AND TINIAN 3 HOURS EARLIER AT 1500Z (22FEB 1AM). IRONICALLY,
SUPER TYPHOON HAGIBIS PASSED OVER THE SAME ISLAND TWO WEEKS EARLIER,
BOTH TYPHOONS FORTUNATELY MISSING A DIRECT HIT ON SAIPAN AND TINIAN.
FORTUNATELY ONLY LIGHT DAMAGE WAS REPORTED ON SAIPAN FROM THE OUTER
CIRCULATION OF BUALOI WHERE WINDS GUST TO STRONG TROPICAL STORM INTENSITY
WERE MEASURED ON WIRELESS RIDGE AND RAINFALL MEASURED ABOUT 5 INCHES AT
BOTH CAPITAL HILL AND THE AIRPORT. WINDS AND RAINFALL WERE
CONSIDERABLY LESS FOR ROTA AND TINIAN AND NOTHING NOTABLE WAS
REPORTED ON GUAM OTHER THAN FOR HIGH SEAS AND SURF. THE NORTHERN
ISLANDS DID NOT REPORT ANYTHING SIGNIFICANT BUT SATELLITE IMAGERY
INDICATED THAT RAINFALL WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN LESS THAN ONE INCH AND
WINDS AND SEAS WERE PROBABLY BRIEFLY ON THE ORDER OF A WEAK TROPICAL
STORM. WFO GUAM CANCELLED ALL WARNINGS AND WATCHES FOR THE SOUTHERN
MARIANAS BY MID DAY OF 22 OCT AND FOR THE NORTHERN CNMI ISLANDS BY
THE FOLLOWING MORNING AS TYPHOON BUALOI (NOW A CAT 4 TYPHOON) MADE
ITS WAY NORTH TOWARDS IWO JIMA AND THE MID PACIFIC.
A. LOWEST SEA LEVEL PRESSURE/MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS AND PEAK GUSTS
---------------------------------------------------------------------
METAR OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IS 10 METERS AND WIND AVERAGING IS 2 MINUTES
---------------------------------------------------------------------
LOCATION ID MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
---------------------------------------------------------------------
PGUM 13.5N 144.8E NOTHING SIGNIFICANT(~1006MB AT 21/1800Z, 22OCT
400AM)
PGUA 13.7N 144.5E NOTHING SIGNIFICANT
ROTA - PGRO NO REPORT; AIRPORT CLOSED
14.1 145.2
SAIPAN (CNMI) ~1004MB AT 21OCT1500Z (22OCT 1AM), PK WIND 37KT (43 MPH)
15.2N 145.8E AT 21/1454Z)
PRIVATE DAVIS WEATHER STATION ON WIRELESS RIDGE 56KT(65MPH)AT 21/1420Z
TINIAN (CNMI) NO REPORTS; AIRPORT CLOSED; SUTRON DESTROYED
(15.0N 145.6E) DURING STY YUTU IN OCT 2018
CPA: THE EYE OF SUPER TYPHOON HAGIBIS AS INDICATED BY PGUA DOPPLER
RADAR PASSED OVER THE NORTHERN PORTION OF ANATAHAN ISLAND AT ABOUT
4 AM TUESDAY MORNING 22 OCT. THE CPA TO SAIPAN WAS 65 MILES NORTH AT
APPROXIMATELY 21OCT1500-1600Z (22OCT 1-2AM CHST). THE CPA FOR TINIAN WAS
75 MILES NORTH AT ABOUT THE SAME TIME. FOR ROTA THE CPA
WAS 130 MILES NORTH-NORTHEAST AT APPROXIMATELY THE SAME TIME. FOR
GUAM THE CPA WAS 190 MILES TO THE NORTH-NORTHEAST AT THIS TIME.
B. MARINE OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IN METERS AND WIND AVERAGING PERIOD IN
MINUTES INDICATED UNDER MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WIND IF KNOWN
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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NOTHING SIGNIFICANT.
C. STORM TOTAL RAINFALL
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LOCATION ID TIME PERIOD RAINFALL
LAT LON (IN)
DEG DECIMAL
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PGUM ~.3 INCHES ON 21-23OCT2019
13.6 144.4E
SAIPAN (CNMI) 21-23 OCT 5.15 INCHES (48 HOURS)
15.2N 145.8E
CAPITOL HILL 21-23OCT 4.85 INCHES (48 HOURS)
SAIPAN (CNMI) CNMI HOMELAND SECURITY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE
15. 2 145.8
TINIAN AIRPORT 21-23OCT 1.95 INCHES (48 HOURS)
14.1 145.2
ROTA AIRPORT 21-23OCT 0.58 INCHES (48 HOURS)
REMARKS: NOTHING SIGNIFICANT
D. INLAND FLOODING...NONE REPORTED.
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NO OTHER COMMENTS AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME.
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E. MAXIMUM STORM SURGE AND STORM TIDE...
---------------------------------------------------------------------
LOCATION SURGE TIDE DATE/ BEACH
(FT) (FT) TIME EROSION
---------------------------------------------------------------------
HIGH SURF BUT NO SIGNIFICANT COASTAL FLOODING OR COASTAL EROSION
REPORTED.
F. STORM IMPACTS BY ISLAND...
---------------------------------------------------------------------
LOCATION DEATHS INJURIES EVACUATIONS
DESCRIPTION
---------------------------------------------------------------------
CNMI NONE NONE KNOWN
GUAM NONE NONE
REMARKS:
CNMI: MINOR DAMAGE, RELATED TO VEGETATION.
H. REMARKS...
THE FOLLOW BULLETINS WERE ISSUED BY WFO GUAM
19 - TC PUBLIC ADVISORIES (TCP)...BETWEEN 5 OCT – 10 OCT
15 - TC INTERMEDIATE PUBLIC ADVISORIES
16 - HLS TYPHOON LOCAL STATEMENTS
20 - TCU TROPICAL CYCLONE UPDATES (RADAR FIXES)
1 – FLOOD PRODUCTS (FFAGUM)
10 – MARINE WEATHER WARNINGS (MWWGUM)
1- MARINE WEATHER STATEMENT(MWSGUM)
1 - SPS SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENTS FOR THE MARIANAS
1 - ESF HYDROLOGIC OUTLOOKS FOR MARIANAS
NOTE: SMALL CRAFT AND HIGH SURF ADVISORIES ISSUED AFTER TY/TS WARNINGS CANCELED.
TIMES IN UTC
19OCT0400 (19OCT 2PM CHST) TY WATCHES FOR TINIAN, SAIPAN AND ROTA
TS WATCH FOR GUAM
20OCT0400 (20OCT 2PM CHST) TY WARNING FOR TINIAN AND SAIPAN
TS WATCH FOR ALAMAGAN AND PAGAN
20OCT2200 (21OCT 8AM CHST) ADD TS WATCH FOR AGRIHAN, CANX TS WATCH FOR GUAM
21OCT0700 (21OCT 5PM CHST) CANX TY WATCH FOR ROTA
21OCT1000 (21OCT 8PM CHST) TS WARNING FOR ALAMAGAN, PAGAN AND AGRIHAN
21OCT2200 (22OCT 8AM CHST) TY WARNINGS CANCELED FOR TINIAN AND SAIPAN
22OCT2200 (23OCT 8AM CHST) TS WARNINGS CANCELED FOR ALAMAGAN, PAGAN AND AGRIHAN
$$
EDSON