Special Weather Statement
At 3:13 pm today, September 16th, a Special Weather Statement was issued by the Yap State Disaster Coordinating Officer.
Tropical Depression 24W Nearly Stationed East of Saipan
About 205 miles east of Saipan
About 215 miles east of Tinian
About 245 miles southeast of Alamagan
About 255 miles east-northeast of Rota
About 300 miles east-northeast of Guam
Location.... 15.5N and 148.8E
Tropical Depression 24W moving north-northwest at 2 MPH. Maximum sustained winds remain at 35 MPH. It is expected to make a slight turn toward the north-northwest with a dramatic increase in forward speed through Thursday.
The monsoon continues to surge across Yap State with a belt of winds of 25 mph to 30 mph through the outer Islands, gusting up to 35 mph. These conditions will maintain hazardous seas for Yap and the Outer Islands for the next couple of days.
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While 24W's immediate crawl keeps its core a safe distance east of the Marianas for the moment, its impending acceleration means conditions can change quickly. Simultaneously, mariners and coastal residents in Yap must exercise extreme caution, as the active monsoon belt will sustain hazardous marine conditions over the next couple of days. metlife provider login