CURRENT TROPICAL CYCLONES
Typhoon 11W (Haishen)…is located approximately 146 NM east-northeast of Kadena AB, Okinawa, Japan Tropical Cyclone 15E (Julio)…is located 165 miles south of Manzanillo, MexicoNortheast Pacific



Central Pacific

Here’s a satellite image of this area
Here’s a link to the Central Pacific Hurricane Center (CPHC)
Western North Pacific




Here’s what the computer models show
According to the JTWC, Typhoon 11W is still in an overall favorable environment, with low 5-10 knot northeasterly wind shear, excellent poleward outflow, strong equatorward outflow, and very warm sea surface temperatures….however, subsidence along the northwest quadrant has continued to hamper further intensification.
The typhoon will continue to track poleward through the remainder of the forecast period. Through 24 hours there is a fair possibility of limited intensification. Despite this, the system is forecast to weaken slightly through 24 hours. Ty Haishen will gradually weaken further to 80 knots by 36 hours, due to moderate 15-25 knot wind shear and cooling sea surface temperatures prior to making landfall west of Busan, South Korea.
As the system begins to track over the Korean Peninsula shortly after 36 hours, it will rapidly weaken due to interaction with the underlying terrain and high 35+ knot wind shear. By 48 hours, the system will weaken to 55 knots.
After 48 hours, the system will briefly cross over the Sea of Japan before making landfall a second time again on the Korean Peninsula. During this time, high wind shear and continued land interaction will lead to further weakening by 72 hours to 35 knots.