@earthsignalofficial: 🌀 TYPHOON IN-FA REMAINS POWERFUL IN THE WESTERN PACIFIC Typhoon In-fa continues churning over the western Pacific Ocean near Japan’s remote Ogasawara Islands, maintaining powerful winds as forecasters monitor its unusual movement. 🌪️ LATEST UPDATE — NOVEMBER 1, 2026 • Maximum sustained winds: 104 mph (167 km/h), according to JMA • Central pressure: 940 hPa • Location: Near the Ogasawara Islands, northwest Pacific • Movement: Drifting slowly, with a looping track forecast • Forecast: Gradual weakening expected In-fa is the fifth storm featured in our recent Mariana Islands typhoon coverage, following Sinlaku, Bavi, Choi-Wan, and Champi. The National Weather Service reports no active tropical cyclone watches or warnings for the Mariana Islands in its latest reviewed advisory. 🌎 Even when a typhoon stays over open ocean, its enormous circulation can generate dangerous seas and powerful swells. 💬 Have you ever seen a typhoon change direction or loop back over the ocean? 📡 Sources: Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA), National Weather Service Guam | November 1, 2026 🎨 Editorial visualization — not actual satellite imagery. #TyphoonInfa #Typhoon #PacificOcean #ExtremeWeather #EarthSignal

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