Typhoon Nesat

Typhoon Nesat

Nesat formed on October 14th, 2022 northeast of the Philippine island of Luzon. Nesat went on to bring torrential rains in northern Luzon triggering flash floods and mudslides.

Nesat moved into the South China Sea and strengthened into a typhoon with maximum sustained winds of 80 mph. On October 17th, Nesat peaked in intensity with maximum sustained winds of 105 mph.

As Nesat tracked west, it gradually weakened and became a tropical depression off the coast of Vietnam.

Visit the Joint Typhoon Warning Center for updated information and forecasts on Nesat.

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Contributions by: Dakota Smith

Satellite imagery of this event:

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Nesat Continues in South China Sea as a weak Tropical Storm

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Nesat continues in the South China Sea as a weak tropical storm.


Satellite: Himawari-8

Product: Visible (band 3)

Nesat Strengthens into a Typhoon

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Nesat strengthens into a typhoon in the South China Sea.


Satellite: Himawari-8

Product: GeoColor

Nesat Pushes into South China Sea

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Tropical Storm Nesat skirts along the northern Philippines into South China Sea.


Satellite: Himawari-8

Product: GeoColor

- October 16, 2022

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