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[STORMREPORTS] AccuWeather World Weather Highlights Friday, Jun 03

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Date: Fri Jun 03 2005 - 19:40:01 EDT


        World Weather Summary
Updated: June 3, 2005 10:40 a.m.
Nesat is a strong typhoon over the southern Philippine Sea. Late
Friday morning, EDT, the eye of Typhoon Nesat is 495 miles northwest
of Yap Island and 770 miles east of Manila, Philippines. With top
sustained winds of 120 mph, Nesat is moving northwestward at 13 mph.
Nesat is forecast to remain a potent, dangerous storm and to hook
northward then northeastward while moving towards the northern
Philippine Sea during the next 2-3 days.

Heavy showers and thunderstorms soaked western Cuba Wednesday to
Friday. At La Fe on the Isla de la Juventud (Isle of Youth), rainfall
was about 6.2 inches within 48 hours as of Friday morning. On the
Cuban "mainland", 6.0 inches of rain fell at Playa Giron; of this, 4.8
inches came in the last 24 hours.

Thursday, the city of Torreon in north-central Mexico's state of
Coahuila soared to 109 degrees. This mark was a full 10 degrees above
average for the early days of June.

Gusty showers associated with a westbound tropical wave swept
across Saint Lucia, one of the Caribbean's Windward Islands, Thursday
night. In the far south, winds gusted past 50 mph at the Hewanorra
international airport near Vieux Fort.

Most of India has been even hotter than usual lately. The city of
Nagpur, for example, surged to 116 degrees on Friday whereas the mean
daily high in early June is about 104 degrees.

Recent days have been quite rainy on India's Andaman Islands in
the eastern Bay of Bengal. At Port Blair, South Andaman Island, for
example, rainfall was about 9.5 inches from Monday morning to late
Friday, local time.

Locally excessive rains poured from thunderstorms over
southeastern China Thursday, local time. In southern Jiangxi province,
rainfall was 5.6 inches in about twelve hours at Xunwu.

The week is ending very rainy on some of Japan's Ryukyu Islands as
well. On Amami O Shima, for example, rainfall was 5.2 inches within
less than 48 hours as of Friday evening, local time, at Naze.
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