Typhoon BOPHA/Pablo again got stronger – Category 2 now!
Typhoon BOPHA/Pablo again got stronger and is again a Typhoon Cat.2.It is hovering over the West Philippine Sea. It’s future direction depends on so many parameters that a serious long-term forecast is not possible at this moment.
Typhoon BOPHA/Pablo has again developed a clearly visible eye. During the next 2 days the typhoon will move only slowly. If it encounters sea surface temperatures below 27°C, it will vanish. If not, nearly any future track will be possible.
The multi-agency forecast has again narrowed.
JMA again had the most reliable forecast in the last 24 hours.
Storm data:
| Name (INTL. / local): | BOPHA/Pablo |
| Class: | Typhoon Category 2 |
| Time/Date of observation: | 06:00 PM on December 07, 2012 |
| Location of Center: | 15.3º North 116.0º East |
| Moving Direction and Speed: | NNE @ 15 km/h |
| Moving towards: | ??? |
| Distance from the Philippines: | 465 km (WNW) from Subic Bay |
| Estimated Date / Time of Landfall: | ??? |
| Max. Wind Speed near Center: | 165 km/h |
| Peak Wind Gusts: | 205 km/h |
| Minimum Central Pressure: | 956 hPa |
| Diameter: | 445 km |
| 24h Rainfall near Center: | 550 mm absolutely extreme! |
| Max. Wave Height: | 7.2 m = 23 ft |
Here you find how to read and understand this data ![]() |
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We are working on 2 satellite movies about Typhoon BOPHA/Pablo. We’ll publish a first version tomorrow morning.









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