Super Typhoon Seniang Path and Track: Philippines Cyclone Maintains Strength (Updates)

Important note: PAGASA has named this super typhoon RUBY, “It is expected to enter Philippine Area of Responsibility by Thursday morning and it will be named RUBY.” We have transferred all updates to its proper posting. Updates of Supertyphoon Ruby will be posted here.

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See image below for Super Typhoon Seniang‘s projected path and track updates. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) said on Saturday, November 29, 2014 that they are monitoring Typhoon Seniang which is still outside the Philippine area of responsibility.

Seniang, aka Storm Hagupit, has formed about 1500 miles east of the Philippines. It is expected to take advantage of very warm waters and low wind shear to intensify into a major Category 3 typhoon later this week. Super Typhoon Seniang may be a threat to the Philippines this weekend, based on models. However, another model predicts that the storm will recurve to the north and miss the Philippines.

Seniang Track:

Projected path and 5-day tracking as it heads to the Philippines:

Satellite Image of SuperTyphoon Seniang will be posted in the next update on this page.

Update 1: Satellite image of Super Typhoon Seniang

Update 2: Image Updated on 4:39 AM GMT on December 02, 2014. This typhoon is huge!

The super typhoon isn’t changing direction; not going northwards. In this latest tracking, it looks like it could indeed hit the Philippines.

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Important note: PAGASA has named this super typhoon RUBY, “It is expected to enter Philippine Area of Responsibility by Thursday morning and it will be named RUBY.” We have transferred all updates to its proper posting. Updates of Supertyphoon Ruby will be posted here.