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Tropical Systems Churn in Indian, Pacific Oceans
Updated: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 6:01 PM
AccuWeather.com meteorologists are monitoring several tropical systems in the Pacific and Indian Oceans.
Typhoon Nida (26W) is in the western Pacific and will gain strength as it moves along its track south of Guam during the next several days.
Another storm currently known as 27W is currently near the southeastern Philippines, and may weaken.
An area of unsettled weather northeast of Singapore is being monitored as it may develop into a storm in the near future.
Northeast of Madagascar, Tropical Cyclone Bongani (02S) is moving west-southwest during the next 24-48 hours and is slowly gaining strength and will head towards Mozambique later this week.
Elsewhere in the tropics, there is no significant tropical activity in the Atlantic.
By AccuWeather.com's Gina Cherundolo
Typhoon Nida (26W) is in the western Pacific and will gain strength as it moves along its track south of Guam during the next several days.
Another storm currently known as 27W is currently near the southeastern Philippines, and may weaken.
An area of unsettled weather northeast of Singapore is being monitored as it may develop into a storm in the near future.
Northeast of Madagascar, Tropical Cyclone Bongani (02S) is moving west-southwest during the next 24-48 hours and is slowly gaining strength and will head towards Mozambique later this week.
Elsewhere in the tropics, there is no significant tropical activity in the Atlantic.
By AccuWeather.com's Gina Cherundolo
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