MANOA TOURS SAMOA Surf, Snorkel, Hike, & Learn To Surf Lessons ! 31W is just about to leave the southeastern border of the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR). NOTE: As of 5:00 AM Samoa time, February 22, 2020, the Fiji Meteorological Agency has NOT officially designated that #TD10F / #98P is a CYCLONE.
We’d survived Cat 3 cyclone Tino….
Tonga's main island of Tongatapu has been spared the full force of Tropical Cyclone Tino.. Gale to destructive force winds were to be expected. It is expected to bring 150-250mm of rain, large seas and winds of 70-85mph over the next 24 hours. People go to church on sunday’s in Tonga, nothing is open, and it’s illegal even to swim. Manoa Tours, based on the south coast of Upolu at the Coconuts Beach Club Resort and Spa, specializes in surfing tours, snorkel excursions, boat trips, hiking, as well as “learn to surf” lessons. Tropical category 1 cyclone (TC Tino) on Thursday 16 Jan 2020 and making landfall on Vanua Levu, on Friday 17 January 2020. However, JTWC has upgraded the former #98P to TROPICAL CYCLONE #18P. *This is the Final StormWatch on the departing Tropical Cyclone. Tropical Cyclone Tino formed near Fiji in the Southern Pacific Ocean and NASA’s Aqua satellite provided meteorologists with a look at the water vapor content of the storm showing potential for heavy rain.
swimming in cyclone tino . Tropical Storm 31W (TINO) has been upgraded from LPA 90W…rapidly intensified right after crossing Palawan…now moving quickly west-northwestward, farther away from the country. Take precautions to protect life and property. Not quite the adventure i’d hoped for tbh, a rather costly exercise, and i’d now only briefly touch down in Australia, but at least no one died.
On January 17, 2020, many warnings and watches were in effect from the Fiji Meteorological Service. Severe Tropical Cyclone #Tino has cleared #Fiji and is passing to the south of #Tonga. Its impact lay to the North east of Vanua Levu reaching Tuvalu, part of Samoa and as it turned south-easterly through the Lau group all the way down to Tonga. Tuvalu is still reeling from Cyclone Tino last month, where heavy swells washed across most of the country's islands, leaving half the population severely affected.