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And, like that – poof – he’s gone

by Tim Trice on November 3, 2009 · 0 comments

in West Pacific

You movie buffs will recognize that line from one of my favorite movies, Usual Suspects; Keyser Soze talking about himself.

The same could be said for “Tropical Cyclone ‘Toni’” – named so by the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA); Tropical Depression 24W by the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC).

The system pretty much dissipated as the low-level circulation center became exposed and convection was lost due to cold air.

I was going to go off on this long rant about why the JTWC and PAGASA are issuing advisories for a system the Regional Specialized Meteorological Centre – Tokyo (RSMC) doesn’t even acknowledge.  But, I won’t.  The system was quite likely a depression.  It is nothing now.  And, I’m done discussing it.

Meanwhile, the remnants of cyclone Mirinae have killed 11 in Vietnam, according to the Associated Press.  Two are missing.  That same article mentions the Philippine death toll has not risen above 20.

There are no active cyclones across the globe this morning.

Related posts:

  1. Northeast Luzon under Storm Signal 1 from “Tino”
  2. Mirinae just offshore Vietnam; another Philippine cyclone
  3. Where is Tropical Storm Ana?
  4. Mirinae weak, 24 hours from Vietnam landfall; another Philippine system developing
  5. TD Parma back over Philippines – again; Melor extratropical and offshore; development near Guam

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