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Super Typhoon Man-yi

Man-yi was a super typhoon that brought significant impacts to the Philippines.

Man-yi formed on November 13, 2024 in the Western Pacific Ocean. The storm peaked as a Category 5 super typhoon on November 16 with winds of 160 mph (195 km/hr).

Man-yi made landfall in the Philippines as a Category 4 storm with winds of 150 mph (241 km/hr).

The forecast details of Super Typhoon Man-yi can be found via the Joint Typhoon Warning Center.

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Weakened Man-Yi Over the South China Sea
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Nighttime imagery of a weakened Man-yi over the South China Sea. Lightning can be seen in convection to the east of Luzon.

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Timespan Start: 2024/11/17 18:09 - 2024/11/17 18:09

Man-yi Approaching and Crossing the Philippines

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Typhoon Man-yi makes landfall in the Philippines and crosses the islands, weakening as it moves out over the South China Sea.

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Timespan Start: 2024/11/15 23:00 - 2024/11/18 08:30

Luzon’s Terrain Impacts Man-yi
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The mountains of Luzon affects the western structure of Typhoon Man-yi.

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Timespan Start: 2024/11/17 04:49 - 2024/11/17 04:49

Typhoon Man-yi Makes Landfall as Category 4 Storm

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Typhoon Man-yi makes landfall in the Philippines as a Category 4 storm.

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Timespan Start: 2024/11/16 22:32 - 2024/11/17 07:59

Spectacular Typhoon Man-yi Approaching Luzon
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A spectacular view of Man-yi as it approaches Luzon, Philippines.

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Timespan Start: 2024/11/17 04:49 - 2024/11/17 04:49

Parade of Typhoons in the Western Pacific

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Timespan Start: 2024/11/03 12:00 - 2024/11/15 16:40

Man-yi Loses Structure After Island Crossing
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After crossing the island of Catanduanes, Man-yi lost some of its structure, as revealed by infrared.

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Timespan Start: 2024/11/16 17:39 - 2024/11/16 17:39

Full Moon Illuminates Man-yi
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A nearly full moon illuminates Typhoon Man-yi.

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Timespan Start: 2024/11/16 17:39 - 2024/11/16 17:39

Four Tropical Storms in the Western Pacific Ocean

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Four named tropical systems swirl in the western Pacific Ocean.

This is the first time since 1951 that there are four tropical storms at the same time in November for the basin.

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Timespan Start: 2024/11/11 00:00 - 2024/11/12 08:00

Nearly Symmetric Man-yi Close to the Philippines
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Infrared imagery reveals the nearly symmetric form of Super Typhoon Man-yi.

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Timespan Start: 2024/11/16 05:08 - 2024/11/16 05:08

Man-yi as a Category Five Storm
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A stunning view of Super Typhoon Man-yi as a category five storm

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Timespan Start: 2024/11/16 05:08 - 2024/11/16 05:08

Man-yi’s Stunning Category Five Eye
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High-resolution imagery of Man-yi’s eye when it was a category five storm.

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Timespan Start: 2024/11/16 05:08 - 2024/11/16 05:08

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