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Wikipedia Overview
Typhoon Koto, known in the Philippines as Severe Tropical Storm Verbena, was a fairly strong and erratic tropical cyclone that impacted much of the Visayas and portions of Luzon and Mindanao in the Philippines in late November 2025. Koto was the twenty-seventh and last named storm and thirteenth typhoon of the 2025 Pacific typhoon season, Koto developed off the eastern coast of Mindanao on November 23, then tracked westward across the country, making seven landfalls before emerging over the South China Sea, where it strengthened into a typhoon. However, the system gradually weakened and became virtually stationary off the coast of Vietnam before fully dissipating on December 3.
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Death and devastation: why a rare equatorial cyclone and other storms have hit southern Asia so hard - The Conversation
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Typhoon Koto Update: Current Status, Forecasts, and Preparedness Measures - Vietnam Briefing
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Unusual tropical depression heads toward Typhoon Koto in the East Sea - Báo VietNamNet
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Typhoon Koto likely to bring rainfall to coastal regions - Khmer Times
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Typhoon Koto moves slowly in East Sea, rare tropical depression forms near Malaysia - VOV.VN
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Typhoon Koto weakens, heading for south-central Vietnam - VnExpress International
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'Rare' tropical cyclone thrashes South-East Asia killing hundreds - abc.net.au
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Thailand braces for Typhoon Koto and cold weather, with warnings for strong winds - Nation Thailand
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Typhoon Koto causes damage in South Central region before making landfall - SGGP English Edition
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Vietnam's coastal provinces impose sea ban as Typhoon Koto approaches - The Star
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Typhoon Koto takes a twist: Slowing down and shifting track - Báo VietNamNet
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Typhoon Koto intensifies rapidly, PM orders highest-level preparedness - VOV.VN
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Typhoon Koto intensifies off central Vietnam as trajectory keeps changing - VnExpress International
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Typhoon Koto intensifies to level 12, with gusts up to level 15 - SGGP English Edition
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Typhoon Koto may change course, sparing central Vietnam from landfall - Báo VietNamNet
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Typhoon Koto enters East Sea, forecast to intensify - SGGP English Edition
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Unusual tropical depression dissipates at sea, Typhoon Koto slows to a crawl - Báo VietNamNet
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Typhoon Koto weakens unexpectedly, more storms likely in December - Báo VietNamNet
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New tropical depression to enter East Sea as Typhoon Koto shifts path - Báo VietNamNet
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Experts warn of heavy rain in Thailand as storms Koto and Senyar combine in the South China Sea - Nation Thailand
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Typhoon Koto enters East Sea - DTiNews
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1 dead, 3 missing in Vietnam under Typhoon Koto's impacts - Arab Times Kuwait News
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Colder weather forecast until Saturday - Bangkok Post
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Tropical depression moves inland: Central Highlands, southern provinces on alert - Báo VietNamNet
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HCMC temporarily suspends sightseeing tours to areas with strong winds at sea - SGGP English Edition
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Typhoon Koto to miss Thailand but brings strong winds and colder weather - Thaiger
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