Super Typhoon Champi

130 kt · 150 mph · 931 hPa · W at 12 kt

Storm Mode · JTWC Warning 16 ·

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JTWC forecast for Super Typhoon Champi, Warning 16; rendered by MaverickWX
Published advisory track · Warning 16

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Analysis and model context

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Soundings: what weather balloons measured

SPC’s skew-T diagram and hodograph of the sounding at Cape Canaveral, FL (XMR), 00Z. Its levels are in the table below.
Observed Sounding at Cape Canaveral, FL (XMR), for (31 h 39 min ago) older than the last two launches. SPC’s graphic; the values in its panels (CAPE, shear, the indices) are SPC’s computations from these levels. Data: NOAA/SPC.

A balloon launched about an hour before the time named, measuring as it rose and drifted with the wind: the atmosphere above one place, at one time. Model soundings, which are forecasts, are not shown here.

The levels this sounding was drawn from (60)
Cape Canaveral, FL (XMR): the surface first, then up through the atmosphere. Temperature and dew point in °C, as measured.
PressureHeightTemperatureDew pointWind
1014 mb3 m28.025.4150° 2 kt
1000 mb130 m26.822.9135° 10 kt
980 mb305 m25.322.2145° 14 kt
950 mb582 m23.021.1—
925 mb815 m21.818.2120° 8 kt
915 mb914 m21.517.2110° 7 kt
883 mb1219 m19.416.2100° 4 kt
850 mb1546 m17.015.4210° 3 kt
840 mb1647 m16.215.1—
822 mb1829 m15.114.3270° 7 kt
797 mb2094 m13.613.0—
765 mb2438 m12.011.2240° 11 kt
738 mb2743 m10.89.6230° 15 kt
711 mb3048 m9.77.6240° 13 kt
700 mb3182 m9.46.2230° 12 kt
686 mb3350 m9.03.0—
661 mb3658 m7.10.9235° 13 kt
642 mb3896 m6.00.0—
623 mb4142 m4.4-0.6—
569 mb4877 m0.1-4.9205° 13 kt
534 mb5381 m-2.9-7.8—
522 mb5561 m-3.7-12.7—
508 mb5775 m-4.9-9.9—
500 mb5900 m-5.7-11.7205° 13 kt
488 mb6096 m-6.6-15.3205° 16 kt
476 mb6286 m-7.7-12.7—
466 mb6451 m-8.9-12.2—
451 mb6706 m-10.5-20.5225° 17 kt
436 mb6965 m-12.1-16.5—
426 mb7142 m-13.5-16.4—
416 mb7323 m-15.1-16.8—
406 mb7507 m-14.9-32.9—
400 mb7620 m-15.5-37.5230° 19 kt
377 mb8063 m-18.9-37.9—
354 mb8534 m-22.4-36.0250° 20 kt
343 mb8758 m-24.1-35.1—
329 mb9060 m-26.1-31.0—
306 mb9579 m-29.9-39.9—
300 mb9720 m-30.5-42.5245° 20 kt
280 mb10207 m-34.3-48.3—
262 mb10668 m-38.4-50.6255° 31 kt
251 mb10973 m-41.0-52.0260° 34 kt
250 mb10990 m-41.1-52.1260° 34 kt
240 mb11278 m-43.6-54.3260° 36 kt
229 mb11582 m-46.3-56.6260° 35 kt
209 mb12192 m-51.7-60.2260° 46 kt
200 mb12470 m-53.9-59.9260° 47 kt
156 mb14021 m-62.4—195° 30 kt
150 mb14270 m-63.7—190° 33 kt
130 mb15137 m-69.7——
115 mb15850 m-72.5—225° 18 kt
103 mb16508 m-75.1—200° 14 kt
100 mb16680 m-74.7—175° 12 kt
86 mb17577 m-76.1——
71 mb18693 m-72.5——
57 mb19995 m-62.7——
38 mb22473 m-57.7——
26 mb25077 m-55.1——
14 mb28923 m-50.9——
8 mb32487 m-42.7——
Every station with a sounding (76)

SPC observed soundings checked · Data: NOAA/SPC

Potential impacts and monitoring context

Current NWS monitoring states: GU, MP

Current warnings in the monitoring area

U.S. territories JTWC’s forecast track passes within 300 nm of, Warning 16: Guam and Northern Mariana Islands. Current geographical context; these alerts are not attributed to the cyclone.

In force in this area 4

  1. Typhoon Warning1until 16:45Z
  2. Coastal Flood Warning1until 18:00Z
  3. High Surf Warning1until 18:00Z
  4. Flood Watch1until 18:00Z
Every alert in this area, most urgent first
  1. Typhoon WarningGuam; Rota; Guam Coastal Waters; Rota Coastal Watersuntil · NWS Tiyan GU
  2. Coastal Flood WarningGuam; Rotauntil · NWS Tiyan GU
  3. High Surf WarningGuam; Rotauntil · NWS Tiyan GU
  4. Flood WatchGuam; Rotauntil · NWS Tiyan GU

Most urgent first, by the Briefing’s ranking. Checked .

Official forecast table

Official forecast positions and intensity

JTWC Warning 16 · advisory · forecast cycle . Forecast positions are future estimates, not observed imagery. Classification is shown only where published.

Published official forecast; no interpolated positions or winds
Valid time / leadPositionClassificationSustained wind

+12 h from forecast cycle
13.8°N, 140.2°Etyphoon120 kt · 138 mph

+24 h from forecast cycle
14.7°N, 138.3°Etyphoon125 kt · 144 mph

+36 h from forecast cycle
15.7°N, 136.2°Esuper typhoon135 kt · 155 mph

+48 h from forecast cycle
16.7°N, 133.9°Esuper typhoon140 kt · 161 mph

+60 h from forecast cycle
17.8°N, 131.4°Esuper typhoon135 kt · 155 mph

+72 h from forecast cycle
18.9°N, 129.2°Esuper typhoon130 kt · 150 mph

+96 h from forecast cycle
20.4°N, 126.3°Etyphoon115 kt · 132 mph

+120 h from forecast cycle
22.2°N, 123.5°Etyphoon95 kt · 109 mph
Advisory history and records

Retained advisory records

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Monitoring geography and current changes
Area
U.S. territories JTWC’s forecast track passes within 300 nm of, Warning 16: Guam and Northern Mariana Islands (NWS states: GU, MP)
JTWC issues no cone and no coastal segments, so the area is the territories its track reaches.
Hazards
Tornado, severe thunderstorm, flash flood, river flood, areal flood, coastal flood, tropical and other warnings, watches and advisories, and the forecasts for them
Window
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Map

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What changed, last 60 minutes

since , when this server began watching this area

Nothing has changed since 07:33Z.

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Forecast track

The official forecast track for Super Typhoon Champi, JTWC Warning 16

The official forecast track, drawn by this site from JTWC’s Warning 16 (). Not an official JTWC product. Data: JTWC. JTWC’s own.

Intensity forecast

The official intensity forecast for Super Typhoon Champi, JTWC Warning 16

The official intensity forecast, drawn by this site from JTWC’s Warning 16 (). Not an official JTWC product. Data: JTWC. JTWC’s own.

Satellite

The storm’s page shows it on NASA GIBS (NOAA GOES, JMA Himawari)’s imagery, loaded by your browser. Himawari at 2° from the storm's meridian.

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Imagery from NASA GIBS: NOAA GOES and JMA Himawari.

Model guidance

The models’ tracks, which are not a forecast for Super Typhoon Champi, JTWC Warning 16

The models’ tracks, which are not a forecast, drawn by this site from JTWC’s Warning 16 (). Not an official JTWC product. Data: JTWC. JTWC’s own.

Flash-flood risk, Day 1

  • Marginal
  • Slight

WPC’s excessive rainfall outlook, to , issued : a chance of flash flooding, in four categories. Data: NOAA/WPC.

River gauges in flood

No river, coastal or lake gauge in this area is in flood, observed or forecast.

NWS’s gauges at flood stage or above in the area, worst first, each with its forecast hydrograph on Rain & rivers. Data: NOAA/NWPS.

Rain expected and rain that fell

WPC’s rain forecast and MRMS’s radar estimate of the rain that fell, on the Briefing’s map for the area.

Open Rain & rivers

Data: NOAA/WPC, NOAA/NSSL MRMS.

SPC Day 1 outlook

  • General Thunderstorms Risk

SPC’s Day 1 categorical outlook, valid to , issued . SPC’s categories, as drawn. Data: NOAA/SPC.

Watches

No tornado or severe thunderstorm watch in force in this area.

SPC’s watches, by number, matched by the counties they list. Data: NOAA/SPC.

Mesoscale discussions

No mesoscale discussion reaches this area.

SPC’s mesoscale discussions whose outline reaches the area. Data: NOAA/SPC.

Storm ingredients

SPC’s hourly mesoanalysis, observed soundings and model guidance for the area, on the Analysis tab with its own clocks.

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Drawn by the Analysis tab’s own renderer. Data: NOAA/SPC, NOAA/NCEP.

Radar

NOAA’s radar for the area, loaded by your browser as on the Radar page.

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Sources

Not an official warning service. Warnings and watches are the National Weather Service’s, outlooks and reports the Storm Prediction Center’s and the Weather Prediction Center’s (Data: NOAA/NWS, NOAA/SPC, NOAA/WPC). When a warning is issued for you, act on it, and use weather.gov or a NOAA Weather Radio for where you are.