On July 26, Typhoon Embryonic 93W near Guam had been developing throughout the day, and by evening it had a recognizable center of circulation and maximum force 7 winds. As a result, the Japan Meteorological Agency has upgraded it to a tropical depression, and it is expected to strengthen into the fifth typhoon of the year, Sundar, within the week.
The next typhoon, Sunda, is expected to be near the Ryukyu island chain on July 29 as it moves at a high speed over the Pacific Ocean, close to the Eastern Subtropical High. But here, the situation will be complicated: first, at this time, the rift between the east and west subtropical high is too big, the two high pressure on whether to merge or continue to separate some differences, the guidance of Sanda is not enough; Secondly, the residual cloud system in the tail of typhoon 92W embryo and the new typhoon embryo east of the Philippines will assemble into a large and scattered new typhoon embryo, which will have Fujiwara effect with Sunda
