Tropical Storm SOULIK/07W is getting stronger and bigger
The strong Tropical Depression (TD) north of Guam has strengthened into a Tropical Storm SOULIK/07W. It is now passing very close to the northernmost part of Mariana Islands and still heading towards Taiwan/Okinawa region.
This Tropical Storm will soon become a typhoon. If it continues on its current forecast track and due to its extreme large size, it could bring stormy weather to northern Luzon. At this moment it is still at 2,553 km ESE of Basco, Batanes. The storm is moving westwards at 24 km/h.
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