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Typhoon Chanchu 2006

Last Modified: 12:00 May 19, 2006

NASA satellite images and storm tracks of Typhoon Chanchu 2006, May 7 - 19.

Typhoon Chanchu 2006

Date	Time	Type	Wind	Pressure
UTC+7			knots km/h mph	mb
May 19	19:00	TD	29	1000
May 19	13:00	TD	29	998
May 19	07:00	TD	20	1004
May 19	01:00	PD	20	1004
May 18	19:00	PD	20	1004
May 18	13:00	PD	20	1004
May 18	07:00	PS	45	991
May 18	01:00	TY	75	967
May 17	19:00	TY	90	954
May 17	13:00	TY	95	949
May 17	07:00	TY	100	944
May 17	01:00	TY	105	938
May 16	19:00	TY	105	938
May 16	13:00	TY	110	933
May 16	07:00	TY	115	927
May 16	01:00	TY	115	927
May 15	19:00	TY	115	927
May 15	13:00	TY	120	922
May 15	07:00	TY	125	916
May 15	01:00	TY	120	922
May 14	19:00	TY	115	927
May 14	13:00	TY	100	944
May 14	07:00	TY	90	954
May 14	01:00	TY	80	963
May 13	19:00	TY	80	963
May 13	13:00	TY	75	967
May 13	07:00	TY	75	967
May 13	01:00	TY	85	958
May 12	19:00	TY	85	958
May 12	13:00	TY	75	967
May 12	07:00	SS	65	976
May 12	01:00	SS	65	976
May 11	19:00	TY	75	967
May 11	13:00	TY	75	967
May 11	07:00	TY	75	967
May 11	01:00	TY	75	967
May 10	19:00	SS	60	980
May 10	13:00	SS	55	984
May 10	07:00	SS	55	984
May 10	01:00	TS	45	991
May 9	19:00	TS	40	994
May 9	13:00	TS	35	997
May 9	07:00	TS	35	997
May 9	01:00	TD	25	1002
May 8	19:00	TD	20	1004
May 8	13:00	-	15	1006
May 8	07:00	TD	20	1004
May 8	01:00	-	15	1006

Storms

2006

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