Fwd: Posts from Eye on the Storm for 07/30/2026

[Gavin O'Brien]

Hi everyone,

I have been following the development of STY Dolphin since its formation east of the International Date Line, certainly a major event.

Cheers,

Gavin

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[Ken Kato]

Looks like a Cat 4 now, but still potentially a threat in the longer term for the southwestern outlying islands of Japan if its track and intensity end up following most of the current forecast scenarios from the Google DeepMind TC machine-learning ensemble, as per below:

Ken.

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