Abstract: On Nov. 10?11, 1971, 12- and 24-hr reductions of central sea-level pressure of 6.2 and 4.0 mb/hr, respectively, were recorded in typhoon Irma by aircraft reconnaissance. These are considered to be record deepening rates ...

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Abstract: Typhoon Kate (1970) formed, developed and reached major (50 m s?1) typhoon intensity while remaining at or equatorward of 5°N, normally considered as the extreme latitude of minimal tropical cyclone formation. The climatology ...

Abstract: Determining the proper relationship between the minimum sea level pressures and maximum sustained winds in tropical cyclones has been a long-standing problem. The major obstacle has been the lack of sufficient ground truth, ...

Abstract: The occurrence of rapid deepening of tropical cyclones(≥42 mb in 24 h) in the western North Pacific is examined to determine the statistics of these events and to identify features peculiar to their onset. Seventy-nine ...