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Date: Sat Nov 15 2003 - 19:40:01 EST
November 15, 2003 5:31 p.m.
Typhoon Nepartak continues to churn the South China Sea. Late
Saturday afternoon, EST, Nepartak is centered 440 miles west of
Manila, Philippines, and 425 miles east-southeast of Da Nang, Vietnam.
Nepartak is heading towards the west-northwest at 13 mph with highest
sustained winds of 75 mph. Latest forecasts favor an open-water path
to the northwest for 24 to 36 hours. Afterwards, China's island of
Hainan could be a target for the storm.
Tropical Cyclone Beni is now a minimal cyclone over the open
South Indian Ocean. Dissipation will happen within the next day or
two.
An un-named tropical cyclone over the North Indian Ocean that
loomed as a would-be threat to coastal Somalia has collapsed as of
early Saturday. Still 350 miles east of land, this cyclone is now
forecast to make landfall as a weak tropical low.
Heavy downpours pelted Caspian shores in northern Iran Friday and
Saturday. At Gharakhil, two-day rainfall was 5.7 inches. At Babol Sar,
4.8 inches of rain fell.
Greater Mexico City dawned Saturday in a shroud of thick fog. At
the Licenciado Benito Juarez international airport, visibility was
nil for more than three hours. The fog lifted by midmorning, and
fine, hazy weather was enjoyed during the afternoon.
Saturday, fiery heat burned southern Australia from South
Australia to Victoria and parts of New South Wales. In South
Australia, Oodnadatta and Port Augusta each soared to 109 degrees with
these marks being 17 and 25 degrees above average, respectively. Other
hot spots in South Australia included: Tarcoola, Loxton and Leigh
Creek each at 106 degrees; Whyalla at 105; Yunta at 102; and Kapunda
at 101 degrees. In Victoria, the city of Melbourne far surpassed its
71-degree average high in reaching 102, and Swan Hill spiked to 105.
Bendigo set a high of 101. Southern New South Wales had 102 degrees at
Griffith.
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