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2004-10-25
Typhoon NOCK-TEN is moving along the east coast of Taiwan. It already passed its peak intensity, but still has very active clouds to bring heavy rainfall over Yonaguni-jima and Yaeyama. According to the forecast of Japan Meteorological Agency, it will turn its track to eastward and get back to Okinawa from East China Sea.
2004-10-24
Typhoon NOCK-TEN is forecast, by Japan Meteorological Agency, to turn its track between Taiwan and Sakishima Islands. This year has seen some typhoons that made a sharp turn around Okinawa, such as Typhoon 200421. The forecast of this typhoon is still uncertain at this moment, but at least Taiwan will be affected by Typhoon NOCK-TEN (納坦).
2004-10-23
Typhoon NOCK-TEN is still small-sized but has intensified to have the clear, bright eye.
2004-10-22
Typhoon NOCK-TEN is moving northwestward in the middle of Pacific Ocean.
2004-10-20
Typhoon NOCK-TEN is passing near Guam. This typhoon is likely to evolve into a middle-sized sharp typhoon rather than a gigantic typhoon as Tyohoon TOKAGE. It is forecast to follow almost the same track as Typhoon TOKAGE for the time being, according to the forecast of Japan Meteorological Agency.
2004-10-18
Typhoon NOCK-TEN is still small, but its eye is getting visible.
2004-10-17
Typhoon NOCK-TEN is deepening slowly.
2004-10-16
Typhoon NOCK-TEN was born in northeast of Truck Islands in Micronesia.
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