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Nuri as seen by NASA on 4th November 2014.
Image Credit: NASA Goddard MODIS Rapid Response Team
Update 06-Nov-14:
The Washington Post Capital Weather Gang write:
Over the next few days, Nuri is forecast to track north through the West Pacific, losing its tropical cyclone characteristics, and interacting with a strong jet stream. By the time the low pressure system reaches the Bering Sea, west of Alaska, it is forecast to have deepened to a pressure less than 920 mb — on par with some of the deepest cyclones on record. The lower the pressure, the more intense the storm is.
