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Super Typhoon Champi

135 kt · 155 mph · 919 hPa · NW at 11 kt

Storm Mode · JTWC Warning 22 ·

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JTWC forecast for Super Typhoon Champi, Warning 22; rendered by MaverickWX
Published advisory track · Warning 22

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Replay coverage and interpretation

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Analysis

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Soundings: what weather balloons measured

SPC’s skew-T diagram and hodograph of the sounding at Wilmington, OH (ILN), 12Z. Its levels are in the table below.
Observed Sounding at Wilmington, OH (ILN), for (9 h 22 min ago). 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 (63)
Wilmington, OH (ILN): the surface first, then up through the atmosphere. Temperature and dew point in °C, as measured.
PressureHeightTemperatureDew pointWind
992 mb317 m3.61.2125° 3 kt
970 mb504 m14.22.2—
959 mb601 m13.60.9220° 8 kt
946 mb717 m12.80.8—
926 mb898 m14.6-6.7285° 3 kt
925 mb907 m14.8-7.2285° 3 kt
914 mb1008 m14.4-8.0285° 8 kt
904 mb1100 m13.8-9.2—
893 mb1203 m13.3-8.6285° 8 kt
877 mb1354 m12.5-7.8280° 7 kt
864 mb1479 m11.8-7.1290° 6 kt
853 mb1587 m11.2-6.8270° 3 kt
850 mb1616 m11.0-7.0250° 3 kt
819 mb1924 m8.8-6.4235° 7 kt
807 mb2046 m8.0-7.4245° 4 kt
794 mb2180 m7.2-8.8—
764 mb2495 m5.4-7.6—
750 mb2646 m5.6-13.4—
736 mb2800 m4.8-12.2—
721 mb2967 m4.6-14.4—
700 mb3207 m2.4-15.6245° 5 kt
689 mb3335 m1.2-15.9225° 4 kt
679 mb3452 m0.5-17.0245° 4 kt
669 mb3571 m0.5-18.8225° 4 kt
650 mb3803 m1.8-23.4195° 6 kt
640 mb3928 m2.3-25.7270° 6 kt
587 mb4620 m-2.3-31.3—
564 mb4936 m-4.5-33.5—
537 mb5319 m-7.8-34.8235° 17 kt
527 mb5466 m-9.1-35.1—
500 mb5870 m-12.3-36.3245° 14 kt
490 mb6023 m-13.6-36.4255° 9 kt
475 mb6259 m-15.5-36.5—
449 mb6680 m-18.2-41.1250° 9 kt
428 mb7035 m-21.0-39.7230° 11 kt
408 mb7386 m-23.8-39.4245° 12 kt
400 mb7530 m-24.9-39.9240° 13 kt
390 mb7714 m-26.1-42.1245° 17 kt
377 mb7956 m-28.4-43.0240° 17 kt
365 mb8188 m-30.6-43.9250° 18 kt
354 mb8405 m-31.7-46.0240° 18 kt
331 mb8878 m-33.5-51.5—
315 mb9222 m-36.4-53.3210° 24 kt
305 mb9446 m-38.3-54.5205° 23 kt
300 mb9560 m-39.1-55.1205° 24 kt
288 mb9837 m-40.9-56.3210° 21 kt
273 mb10200 m-43.4-57.8210° 21 kt
253 mb10711 m-46.9-60.9205° 20 kt
250 mb10790 m-47.5-61.5205° 20 kt
239 mb11086 m-49.9-63.0195° 21 kt
228 mb11392 m-51.4-63.9205° 16 kt
218 mb11682 m-52.7-64.7205° 18 kt
200 mb12240 m-55.1-66.1215° 25 kt
190 mb12566 m-56.6-67.7245° 23 kt
180 mb12907 m-58.3-69.3240° 20 kt
164 mb13490 m-58.9-71.9—
151 mb14008 m-58.4-72.3285° 17 kt
150 mb14050 m-58.3-72.3285° 18 kt
137 mb14616 m-60.1-76.1—
126 mb15132 m-62.7-79.3285° 27 kt
116 mb15639 m-64.1-82.3300° 21 kt
106 mb16188 m-65.3-84.3—
100 mb16540 m-66.7-85.7290° 23 kt

SPC observed soundings checked · Data: NOAA/SPC

Impacts

No supported U.S. monitoring area

Current warnings in the monitoring area

None: JTWC’s forecast track passes within 300 nm of no U.S. territory with NWS zones, Warning 22. Current geographical context; these alerts are not attributed to the cyclone.

No U.S. area

No U.S. territory is in this storm’s area: JTWC’s track passes within 300 nm of none. Its own panels are shown, and no NWS alert is listed.

Official forecast table

Forecast points

JTWC Warning 22 · 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
16.5°N, 134.4°Esuper typhoon130 kt · 150 mph

+24 h from forecast cycle
17.6°N, 131.7°Esuper typhoon145 kt · 167 mph

+36 h from forecast cycle
18.9°N, 129.3°Esuper typhoon135 kt · 155 mph

+48 h from forecast cycle
19.8°N, 127.6°Etyphoon125 kt · 144 mph

+60 h from forecast cycle
20.8°N, 126.2°Etyphoon115 kt · 132 mph

+72 h from forecast cycle
21.9°N, 125.2°Etyphoon105 kt · 121 mph

+96 h from forecast cycle
24.8°N, 123.5°Etyphoon80 kt · 92 mph

+120 h from forecast cycle
28.9°N, 123.9°Etropical storm55 kt · 63 mph
Advisory history and records

Advisory history

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Monitoring geography and current changes
Area
None: JTWC’s forecast track passes within 300 nm of no U.S. territory with NWS zones, Warning 22
JTWC issues no cone and no coastal segments, so the area is the territories its track reaches.
Hazards
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Window
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Forecast track

The official forecast track for Super Typhoon Champi, JTWC Warning 22

The official forecast track, drawn by this site from JTWC’s Warning 22 (). Not an official JTWC product. Data: JTWC. JTWC’s own.

Intensity forecast

The official intensity forecast for Super Typhoon Champi, JTWC Warning 22

The official intensity forecast, drawn by this site from JTWC’s Warning 22 (). 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 4° 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 22

The models’ tracks, which are not a forecast, drawn by this site from JTWC’s Warning 22 (). Not an official JTWC product. Data: JTWC. JTWC’s own.

Radar

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

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Sources

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