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After passing clear of Marcus Island,Dinah continued to move to the north.northeast at 15 to 18 kt (28 to 33 km/hr)and weaken. Early on the 31st Dinah wasdowngraded to a tropical storm. A midlatitudetrough which had already beeninteracting with Dinah for approximately12 hours, now started steering the stormtowards the northeast. Transition to an(a)Fi.guze 3-06-4, Thzee .&@.ted pititi -t&en du.ting a&Lx how pcz.iod ~houing the apptoach o~ Ed’h out~lowand & -&te,tac.tion with Vinah (a. 261g42Z J&y NOAAi.qfmed .imaguy, b. 2b2214Z JL@ NOAA.G@a.ted.i.magtiy, c. 2700372 JuCy NOAA in@axed .imaT#Ly].37
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Page 1 and 2: 1984ANNUAL TROPICALi CYCLONEREPORT1
Page 3 and 4: U,S, NAVAL OCEANOGRAPHY COMMAND CEN
Page 5 and 6: FOREWARDThe Annual Tropical Cyclone
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Page 11 and 12: 8. PROGNOSTIC REASONING MESSAGESFor
Page 13 and 14: 4.SATELLITE RECONNAISSANCE SUMMARYT
Page 15 and 16: TABLE 2-4. FIX PLATFORN SUNNARY FOR
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Page 88 and 89: TYPHOON OGDEN(19W)Typhoon Ogden was
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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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(a)(c)F.igtie3-24-2. Th.tte view o~
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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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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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During the next 48 hours, TropicalC
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ANNUAL MEAN FORECAST ERRORS (NM) FO
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2. COMPARISON OF OBJECTWE TECHNIQUE
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CHAPTER V - APPLIED TROPICAL CYCLON
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TROPICAL CYCLONE READINESS CONDITIO
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NEPRFNESSNaval Environmental Predic
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APPENDIXIllNAMES FOR TROPICAL CYCLO
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APPENDIXPAST ANNUAL TROPICAL CYCLON
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UNCLASSIFIED;ECURITY CLASSIFICATION
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