[STORMREPORTS] AccuWeather World Weather Highlights Sunday, Jun 06
June 6, 2004 3:44 p.m.
Cloudbursts brought nearly 8.0 inches of rain to Puerto Lempira,
The latter half of the week and this weekend has been stifling
Tropical Storm 07W was located near 16.3 north, 118.7 east or
Rainfall Saturday into Sunday was 4.8 inches in Iba, Luzon,
A thunderstorm drenched Bangkok, Thailand with four inches of
Saturday, a hot blast out of Central Asia wafted deep into
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From: admin-auto{at}weathermatrix.net
Date: Sun Jun 06 2004 - 19:40:00 EDT
Honduras, Saturday into Sunday. Tepic, Mexico has also been
inundated with rain this weekend. Since Friday, nearly 5.5 inches of
rain has fallen, while Veracruz has 3.3 inches.
across much of Pakistan. Sunday was the third straight day the
temperature spiked at 122 degrees at Sibi. This mark was also reached
Saturday at Pad Idan. Elsewhere, highs of at least 115 degrees were
set over much of the Indus River plain eastward over the Thar Desert
and the border with India.
about 195 miles to the west-northwest of Manila, Philippines Sunday
afternoon, EDT. The tropical storm had sustained winds of 60 mph with
gusts to 75 mph. The storm was moving slowly to the north-northeast at
5 mph. It is expected to track in a general north-northeasterly
fashion over the next 24-36 hours, skirting western sections of Luzon,
Philippines, while moving into the Luzon Strait by Tuesday. During
this timeframe, conditions will be favorable for strengthening and the
storm may reach typhoon status as it closes in on the southeastern
shores of Taiwan.
Philippines. The heavy rainfall can be attributed to Tropical Storm
07W, located in the South China Sea.
rain in just two hours on Saturday afternoon. As the storm hit, the
temperature nosedived from 97 to 79 degrees. Later in the weekend,
Phuket, on the western coast of the Malay Peninsula, had 3.1 inches
of rain in under 6 hours Sunday.
Siberian Russia. Near the Yenisey River and at the latitude of
Anchorage, Alaska, Podkammenaya Tunguska topped out 92 degrees, even
though the average daily high was near 60 degrees. Broadly, the area
having highs of 85 to locally 95 degrees spanned a vast swathe of the
Siberian heartland including the city of Novosibirsk.
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