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In this image, Tropical Cyclone Zoe is located near 11.8S and 170.2E and ismoving west-southwest at about 7 knots but is expected to gradually turn to the southwest.Maximum 10-minute averagewinds near the center are estimated at 125 knots and are expected to increase to 135 knots in thenext 12 hours.
Image courtesy Jeffrey Schmaltz, MODIS Land Rapid Response Team at NASA GSFC
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