Typhoon HENRY (HINNAMNOR) Final StormWatch

Typhoon HENRY (HINNAMNOR) has moved out of the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) early this morning after traversing the Japanese Island Group of Yaeyama and Miyako. The core of the system is now moving northward across the East China Sea as it continues gaining strength.  The outer rainbands which have been affecting Extreme Northern Luzon for the past few days have already left the area.

Due to its current position, the typhoon’s enhancement of the Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) will decrease significantly. Therefore, improving weather conditions will be expected across Western Luzon within the next 24 to 48 hours.

*This is the Final StormWatch on this Tropical Cyclone.

• Location of Center: Along the East China Sea (near 26.3°N 124.5°E)
• Distance 1: 326 km east-northeast of Taipei, Taiwan
• Distance 2: 520 km east of Fuzhou, China
• Distance 3: 699 km north-northeast of Basco, Batanes

• TY Henry (Hinnamnor) is forecast to turn north-northeastward for the next two days and weaken slowly and will be passing over or very close to Jeju Island (South Korea) on Tuesday early morning as a Category 3 Typhoon.

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