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Tropical cyclone formation alert canceled

97W Invest remains a "medium" area, still forecast to head northwest away from Guam.

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Tropical Storm 04W (Merbok), # 5 FINAL

Merbok lashes Hong Kong, breaking up over southeastern China; Okinawa can expect wet, windy Wednesday.

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Okinawa enters seasonal TCCOR 4, signals start of typhoon season

U.S. bases on Okinawa will remain in seasonal TCCOR 4 until Nov. 30.

An August, 2015 file photo shows the contents of a typhoon kit are displayed on a table in front of the Exchange at the Typhoon Preparedness Extravaganza on Kadena Air Base, Japan. The contents included the basic items to get through most natural disasters that may occur on Okinawa. The total amount spent to build a kit ranges from $70 to $150.<br>Omari Bernard/U.S. Air Force

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Typhoon season primer for those new to the Pacific

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Forecast models depict a disturbance about 330 miles south-southwest of Chu’uk in Micronesia and 800 miles south-southeast of Guam. <br>www.NOAA.gov

Tropical Depression 02W, # 2 FINAL

Tropical Depression 02W to cross central Philippines, making for wet, windy weekend.

Tropical Cyclone 10S (Blanche), # 2 FINAL

Blanche forecast to head inland southwest of Darwin, dissipate near Australia’s northwest coast.

Nock-Ten upgraded to tropical storm; could strike Philippines as a Category 3-equivalent typhoon.<br>www.NOAA.gov

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Typhoon 30W (Nock-Ten), #20 FINAL

Nock-Ten hanging onto typhoon status, has exited the Philippines into South China Sea.

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Typhoon season coming to an end

TCCOR All Clear to be set for U.S. bases on Okinawa on Dec. 1, marking the end of the northwest Pacific typhoon season.

Tropical Depressions 27W (Ma-on), 28W, # 2 FINAL

Both Ma-an and unnamed 28W diminishing; 28W could regenerate, but not for a couple of days.

Typhoon 26W (Meari), # 4

Meari’s projected peak winds approaching super-typhoon strength; still far away from land.

If it remains on current course, Haima is forecast to peak at 8 a.m. Wednesday, still well off shore, but is expected to retain super-typhoon strength as it plows past the northeastern tip of Luzon and through the Babuyan and Batanes island groups Thursday morning.<br>NOAA.gov

Typhoon 25W (Haima), #5

Revised forecast projects Haima to peak at just below super-typhoon strength.

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