Here is our latest Video Update on Severe Tropical Storm/Typhoon Kai-Tak (Formerly Bagyong Helen). The system made landfall as a typhoon earlier this morning along the coast of Leizhou Peninsula. Kai-Tak is now moving along the coast of Guangxi Province and could move into Northeastern Vietnam later tonight. The system will continue weakening but will still bring rains across much of Guangxi, Hainan, and Northern Vietnam. Kai-Tak is forecast to move north of Hanoi tomorrow morning (Saturday) and could dissipate as early as tomorrow evening. Also in the video, we take a look at yet another developing low pressure near the Philippines. Invest 96W could become a Tropical Cyclone in the next 2 days and could eventually affect Eastern Asia. Also, a weak LPA was spotted near Guam and could also develop in the next 3 to 5 days. If you have any reports, images, and/or videos to share please email them to us at philippineweather@yahoo.com or at westpacweather@gmail.com This video is NOT OFFICIAL! Please continue checking out your country’s weather bureau for the latest official warnings and forecasts for your area. www.sagitnangbagyo.blogspot.com www.westernpacificweather.com 28storms.com email: philippineweather@yahoo.com OFFICIAL Weather Agencies: Philippines: www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph Japan: www.jma.go.jp China: www.cma.gov.cn Hong Kong: www.hko.gov.hk
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