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Typhoon Eli (1992)
Typhoon Eli formed in the Western Pacific on 5 July 1992 and faded on 14 July 1992. Peak wind 139 km/h (75 kt), category 1, lowest pressure 965 hPa. Landfall: China, Philippines, Vietnam.
139 km/hPeak wind · 75 kt
965 hPaLowest pressure
9 daysDuration
6,319 kmTrack length · ACE 6.7
C5 · category 5C4 · category 4C3 · category 3C2 · category 2C1 · category 1TS · tropical stormTD · tropical depression
Wind along the track
km/h · UTC
Landfalls
| Date | Countries hit | Landfall wind | Nearby | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 July 1992 03:00 UTC | C1 | Philippines | 130 km/h | Maria Aurora · 14 km |
| 13 July 1992 03:00 UTC | TS | China | 117 km/h | Tuncheng · 18 km |
| 13 July 1992 18:00 UTC | TS | Vietnam | 102 km/h | Cát Bà · 36 km |
Towns within 100 km of the track
Hanoi67 km · 74 km/h
Haikou97 km · 130 km/h
Danzhou51 km · 102 km/h
Wenchang45 km · 130 km/h
Wanning50 km · 130 km/h
Qionghai15 km · 130 km/h
Bắc Ninh84 km · 102 km/h
Hải Dương47 km · 102 km/h
Bắc Giang83 km · 102 km/h
Tarlac City81 km · 120 km/h
Đống Đa65 km · 74 km/h
Baguio26 km · 120 km/h
Nam Định62 km · 102 km/h
Cabanatuan City94 km · 120 km/h
Thái Nguyên94 km · 74 km/h
Hoa Lư90 km · 102 km/h
Gia Lâm77 km · 74 km/h
Hai Bà Trưng67 km · 74 km/h
Cầu Giấy63 km · 74 km/h
Ba Vì21 km · 74 km/h
Việt Trì42 km · 74 km/h
Hạ Long48 km · 102 km/h
Thái Bình47 km · 102 km/h
Ba Dinh65 km · 74 km/h
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