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ESCAP/WMO<br />

<strong>Typhoon</strong> <strong>Committee</strong> Annual Review <strong>200</strong>7<br />

2.2.14 LEKIMA (0714)<br />

28 September – 4 October<br />

Stage<br />

Times from Available Post Analysis<br />

JAPAN<br />

HONG KONG<br />

TD 18UTC 28/09 00UTC 29/09<br />

TS 00UTC30/09 00UTC 30/09<br />

STS 00UTC 01/10 00UTC 01/10<br />

T - 06UTC 03/10<br />

TS 18UTC 03/10 18UTC 03/10<br />

TD 06UTC 04/10 06UTC04/10<br />

DISSIPATED 00UTC 05/10 -<br />

LEKIMA (0714) formed as a tropical depression over<br />

the sea east of Luzon Island at 18UTC on 28 September.<br />

Moving west-southwestward, it crossed Luzon Island<br />

and developed into a tropical storm at 00UTC on 30<br />

September in the South China Sea. In the Philippines,<br />

Lekima caused 10 people dead or missing. The total<br />

damage is about 230 thousand US dollars. Turning to the<br />

northwest, it further intensified into severe tropical storm<br />

at 00UTC on 1 October, and attained its peak intensity<br />

with maximum wind of 111 km/h and a central pressure of<br />

975 hPa at 00UTC on 2 October. After turning to the west,<br />

Lekima hit Vietnam the next day. It was reported that 88<br />

people dead, 180 people injured and 8 missing and 1853<br />

houses collapsed in Vietnam. Keeping its westward<br />

track, Lekima weakened into tropical storm at 18UTC on<br />

3 October and then dissipated inland afterwards.<br />

230

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