Hagibis appeared down for the count when it made landfall but moved back into the South China Sea where it regenerated and sped northeast.
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Hurricane Cristina intensified rapidly on June 12 but one day later was weakening quickly as the cloud tops dropped.
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The tropical low pressure area known as System 91B has been making a slow northerly crawl while sitting inland in southwestern India.
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NASA’s Aqua satellite captured an infrared image of the low pressure area just three hours after the earthquake.
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The tropical low pressure area known as System 92B finally dissipated on the east central coast of India on May 27 after six days of struggling to develop.
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A new animation of visible and infrared imagery from NOAA’s GOES-West satellite shows the weakening and dissipation of the Eastern Pacific Ocean’s Hurricane Amanda.
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The remnants of former Tropical Storm Boris moved over southern Mexico and NASA and NOAA satellite data showed that they were merging with a low pressure area in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico.
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System 90L was an area of tropical low pressure that never managed to form into a tropical depression during its lifetime, but did drop heavy rainfall on eastern and southeastern Mexico before dissipating.
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Before Tropical Storm Cristina intensified into a hurricane, TRMM passed overhead and showed areas of heavy rainfall were occurring within.
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Nanuak (was 02A) consolidated and strengthened over a 24 hour period between and Aqua showed a more rounded tropical storm, despite wind shear.
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