August 1, 2004 8:47 a.m.

 Now Tropical Depression Namtheun has crosses through Japan and is
into the Sea of Japan. The storm has weakened to 35 mph with gusts to
45 mph. As of early Sunday morning, EDT, the center was 150 miles
east-northeast of Busan, South Korea. The storm was pushing northward
at 8 mph. The storm will bring some rainfall into eastern Korea as it
continues to become extratropical. The storm will continue to cross
the Sea of Japan through the early week hours.

 Over the past 48 hours, with the storm moving over southern Japan,
Muruoto Misaki, Japan has seen more than 13 inches of rain in the past
2 days. Ending late Saturday evening, EDT, 10.65 inches of rain fell
in 24 hours time. Winds also gusted to over 90 mph as the storm made
landfall.

 Temperatures continued to remain quite warm in Japan and Korea
Sunday. The temperature on Wando Island, Korea, climbed to 92 on
Sunday, more than the average high of 80 degrees. Much of Japan
continues to see temperatures close to 10 degrees above normal despite
Tropical Depression Namtheun crossing through the area.

 Tropical Depression Darby continues to die off and is expected to
weaken past tropical depression conditions shortly. Darby was 850
miles east of Hilo, Hawaii and quickly moving westward at nearly 20
mph as of early Sunday morning, EDT. Winds were at 300 mph and
continuing to weaken. This weather will continue towards Hawaii and
likely bring an increase in showers for the islands on Monday and
Tuesday.

 Rainfall over parts of the Northwest Territory, Canada, were quite
heavy during the day Saturday as as of late Saturday afternoon, EDT,
3.69 inches fell in the past 24 hours in Fort Reliance, Northwest
Territory, Canada. This is more than 300 percent of the normal
rainfall of 1.10 inches for the month of July.

 Downpours unloaded 6.2 inches of rain within two days ended
Saturday on the island of Phu Quoc, far-southern Vietnam.

            
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