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1984ANNUAL TROPICALi CYCLONEREPORT1
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U,S, NAVAL OCEANOGRAPHY COMMAND CEN
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FOREWARDThe Annual Tropical Cyclone
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CHAPTER VAPPLIED TROPICAL CYCLONE R
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outes the large volume of meteorolo
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8. PROGNOSTIC REASONING MESSAGESFor
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4.SATELLITE RECONNAISSANCE SUMMARYT
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TABLE 2-4. FIX PLATFORN SUNNARY FOR
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platform (land, aircraft, or ship)
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TABLE 3-2.1984 SIGNIFICANT TROPICAL
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F@#LIZ 3-02-2. Wgnneab a 50 kt (26
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Between 0000Z on the 9th and 1200z
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i’nthe northwest quadrant of Dina
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TROPICA.LSTORM FREDA(08w)Tropical S
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TROPICAL DEPRESSION(09W)Tropical De
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Figure 3-ii-2 shows the wind fIeIda
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TROPICAL DEPRESSION(12W)Tropical De
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This change in track was due to the
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At the time of the first warning,Tr
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TROPICAJ_ISTORM MAURY(17W)During a
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At 301200z, Maury was approximately
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TROPICALSTORN NINA(18W)Tropical Sto
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Between 3006002 and 3018002, the lo
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TYPHOON OGDEN(19W)Typhoon Ogden was
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The ARWO also verified that extratr
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TYPHOON PHYLLIS(20W)Typhoon Phyllis
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As Phyllis passed north of 25N, the
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TROPICAL STORM ROY (21W)Tropical St
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As it turned out, these would be th
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TROPICAL STORM SUSAN (22W)Tropical
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transited up the Mekong Valley. Eve
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TROPICAL DEPRESSION(23W)Tropical De
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TYPHOON THAI) (24W)Typhoon Thad dev
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SUPER TYPHOON VANESSA(25W)Super Typ
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The only significant damage on Guam
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TYPHOON WARREN(26W)Typhoon Warren w
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Other coastal areas and marineinter
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TYPHOQN AGNES(27w)Typhoon Agnes was
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Figuze 3-27-2. TyphoonAgnebat 100kZ
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forecast to pass less than 30 nrn (
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Figuzt 3-2~-7. Tgphoon C.&zIUZ acee
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From this point on, Clara was a wel
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convection near the center of the d
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2. NORTH INDIAN OCEAN TROPICAL CYCL
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