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Typhoon Kajiki Bringing Torrential Rain, Wind To Vietnam

Kansas City, August 25 (World Weather Inc.) – Typhoon Kajiki formed near the Philippines early in the weekend and quickly became a typhoon. The storm moved past the southern coast of Hainan China Sunday and was already moving into north-central Vietnam near Vinh early today. Landfall was not expected until 1000 UTC, but heavy, rain, flooding and damaging wind are expected for the next several hours. The storm will move into northern Laos later today and tonight producing less wind while producing some very heavy rainfall and flooding. A little coffee and few other crops will be damaged by the storm along with some property and infrastructure damage. Another tropical cyclone may evolve in the South China Sea and move to the same area in Vietnam Thursday into Sunday, Aug. 31.

Tropical Storm Fernand Poses No Threat To Land; Disturbance Near Windward Islands

Kansas City, August 24 (World Weather Inc.) – Tropical Storm Fernand developed over open water in the Atlantic Ocean during the weekend and the storm poses no threat to land as it moves north northeast from a position well east of Bermuda. In the meantime another disturbance was moving toward the Leeward Islands; though, it only has a 30% potential for becoming a tropical cyclone as it moves into the Caribbean Sea.