Tropical Cyclone Track and Position
Low Pressure Area (Former MATMO)
at 02:00 HKT 07 October 2025
| Position: 23.0 N, 105.2 E (about 930 km west of Hong Kong) |
| Maximum sustained wind near centre: 40 km/h |
Matmo has dissipated over the inland areas of the northern part of Vietnam. |
( Past Positions and Intensities )
Notes
- Tropical cyclones centred within the area bounded by 7-36N and 100-140E will be shown on this website. According to the analysed position of the tropical cyclone and the tropical cyclone warning signal in force, the update time of this webpage will be different. Details are listed in the table below:
Tropical Cyclone
Warning Signal
No.1 or above
in forceNo Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal in force Tropical cyclones
centred within the
area bounded by 10N
and 30N, 105E and 125E.*Other tropical cyclones
centred within the
area bounded by 7N
and 36N,100E and
140E.Update time
[Observation time]
(Hong Kong time)Every hour
[Every hour]00:30 [23:00]
03:30 [02:00]
06:30 [05:00]
09:30 [08:00]
12:30 [11:00]
15:30 [14:00]
18:30 [17:00]
21:30 [20:00]
04:00 [02:00]
10:00 [08:00]
16:00 [14:00]
22:00 [20:00]*The tropical cyclone track, analysed positions and maximum sustained wind near centre are based on Hong Kong Observatory's tropical cyclone warning for shipping.
- While the forecast positions and track indicate the most likely future path of the tropical cyclone, they may deviate from the actual path of the storm. The yellow shaded area on the map indicates the probable area within which the tropical cyclone will fall with a probability of 70% ('Potential Track Area'). Literally, it means that among 10 times of track forecast for similar situations, the tropical cyclone will be centred within the indicated area in about 7 times. The area grows as the forecast hour increases. It will be particularly larger beyond 72 hours and is indicated with lighter shadings on the map. The size in terms of radius of the 'Potential Track Area' corresponding to different forecast hours are determined from the error statistics of the forecasts issued in past years (updated in 2022) and are as shown in the following table:
*Analysed position refers to the positions of tropical cyclones fixed by the Observatory based on observation data available in real time. Such real-time positions could deviate from those obtained later through 'Best Track Analysis' when more comprehensive sets of observations become available. The corresponding radius of 'Potential Track Area' is determined from the statistics in the past years as the mean value.Tropical Cyclone Track Radius of 'Potential Track Area' Analysed Position* 15 km 24-hour forecast position 100 km 48-hour forecast position 170 km 72-hour forecast position 255 km 96-hour forecast position 345 km 120-hour forecast position 465 km - In order to show the forecast track and intensity category of the tropical cyclone clearly, the track maps on this webpage may only display the time labels of some positions of the tropical cyclone. Users can visit the Geographical Information System (GIS) version of the webpage to display all the time labels on an interactive map.
- Short-term erratic departures of the tropical cyclone from the general direction of movement may occur from time to time. These departures are partly due to uncertainties in locating the centre of the tropical cyclone, and partly due to actual short-term variations in the direction and speed of movement of the tropical cyclone itself.