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Typhoon Fengshen 2008

Last Modified: 00:00 June 27, 2008

NASA satellite images and storm tracks of Typhoon Fengshen 2008, June 17 - 27.

Typhoon Fengshen 2008

Date	Time	Type	Wind	Pressure
UTC+8			knots km/h mph	mb
Jun 27	08:00	TD	19	1002
Jun 27	02:00	TD	19	1002
Jun 26	20:00	TD	23	1000
Jun 26	14:00	TD	23	1000
Jun 26	08:00	TD	23	1000
Jun 26	02:00	TD	20	1007
Jun 25	20:00	TD	30	1000
Jun 25	14:00	TS	35	996
Jun 25	08:00	TS	45	989
Jun 25	02:00	SS	55	982
Jun 24	20:00	SS	55	982
Jun 24	14:00	TS	50	985
Jun 24	08:00	SS	55	982
Jun 24	02:00	SS	55	982
Jun 23	20:00	SS	55	982
Jun 23	14:00	SS	60	978
Jun 23	08:00	SS	60	978
Jun 23	02:00	SS	60	978
Jun 22	20:00	SS	60	978
Jun 22	14:00	SS	60	978
Jun 22	08:00	TY	75	967
Jun 22	02:00	TY	80	963
Jun 21	20:00	TY	85	959
Jun 21	14:00	TY	100	948
Jun 21	08:00	TY	110	941
Jun 21	02:00	TY	95	952
Jun 20	20:00	TY	80	963
Jun 20	14:00	TY	75	967
Jun 20	08:00	SS	70	970
Jun 20	02:00	SS	65	974
Jun 19	20:00	SS	55	982
Jun 19	14:00	TS	45	989
Jun 19	08:00	TS	45	989
Jun 19	02:00	TS	35	996
Jun 18	20:00	TD	30	1000
Jun 18	14:00	TD	20	1005
Jun 18	08:00	TD	20	1007
Jun 18	02:00	TD	20	1007
Jun 17	20:00	-	15	1010
Jun 17	14:00	-	15	1010

Storms

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