2000 PAGASA TROPICAL CYCLONE TRACK DATA
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 7. TROPICAL DEPRESSION BOLAVEN (HUANING/0006/10W/11W) 
    JULY 21 - 25, 2000
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     WRNG#   DATE(GMT)    N LAT   E LONG    PRESSURE(Mb)^     WINDS(kph)+      CATEGORY    	     
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     01*     2100Z        14.9	  129.8	      1006   	         55               TD
     02      2106Z        15.4 	  129.0	      1006           	 55               TD 
     03      2112Z	  15.7	  128.3       1006               55               TD
     04	     2118Z	  16.4	  127.4	      1004  	         55		  TD
     05	     2200Z	  16.8	  126.3       1004 		 55		  TD
     06      2206Z	  17.3    125.6	      1004		 55		  TD 
     07      2212Z	  17.4	  124.6	      1006		 55		  TD
     08	     2218Z	  17.8    123.9	      1004		 55		  TD
     09	     2300Z	  18.2	  122.9	      1004		 45		  TD
     10      2306Z	  17.3	  124.0	      1004		 55		  TD
     11      2312Z	  17.5	  123.7       1004		 55		  TD
     12      2318Z   	  17.5	  123.6       1004		 55		  TD
     13	     2400Z	  17.6	  123.3	      1004		 55		  TD
     14	     2406Z	  19.4	  123.1       1000		 55		  TD
     15      2412Z	  20.1	  123.1       1000		 55		  TD
     16      2418Z	  22.7	  123.7	      1000		 55		  TD
     17	     2500Z	  23.1	  124.4	      1000		 55		  TD
     18**    2506Z	  24.0	  125.4	       996		 55		  TD
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    Note:  *   - Initial Warning
           **  - Final Warning
	   ^   - Pressure estimates courtesy of Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)	
	   +   - Based on 10-min. average.
	   LPA - Low Pressure Area
           TD  - Tropical Depression
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    Data Courtesy of PAGASA Weather Branch (http://pagasa.dyndns.org) thru the
    Florida State University's Department of Meteorology & UniSys Weather Processor.