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Typhoon Koppu 2015

Last Modified: 00:00 October 21, 2015

NASA satellite images and storm tracks of Super Typhoon Koppu 2015, October 12 - 21.

Typhoon Koppu 2015

Date	Time	Type	Wind	Pressure
UTC+8			knots km/h mph	mb
Oct 21	08:00	TS	35	998
Oct 21	02:00	TS	35	998
Oct 20	20:00	TS	35	998
Oct 20	14:00	TD	20	1007
Oct 20	08:00	TD	30	1000
Oct 20	02:00	TS	35	996
Oct 19	20:00	TS	45	989
Oct 19	14:00	TS	50	985
Oct 19	08:00	SS	55	982
Oct 19	02:00	SS	65	974
Oct 18	20:00	TY	75	967
Oct 18	14:00	TY	90	956
Oct 18	08:00	TY	105	944
Oct 18	02:00	TY	120	933
Oct 17	20:00	SU	130	926
Oct 17	14:00	TY	115	937
Oct 17	08:00	TY	105	944
Oct 17	02:00	TY	95	952
Oct 16	20:00	TY	85	959
Oct 16	14:00	TY	80	963
Oct 16	08:00	TY	75	967
Oct 16	02:00	SS	70	970
Oct 15	20:00	SS	60	978
Oct 15	14:00	TS	50	985
Oct 15	11:00	TS	45	989
Oct 15	08:00	TS	45	989
Oct 15	02:00	TS	40	993
Oct 14	20:00	TS	40	993
Oct 14	14:00	TS	40	993
Oct 14	08:00	TS	40	993
Oct 14	02:00	TS	40	993
Oct 13	20:00	TS	40	993
Oct 13	17:00	TD	30	1000
Oct 13	14:00	TD	30	1000
Oct 13	08:00	TD	25	1004
Oct 13	02:00	TD	25	1004
Oct 12	20:00	TD	25	1004
Oct 12	14:00	TD	20	1003
Oct 12	08:00	TD	25	1002

Storms

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