Timeline of The 2007–08 South-West Indian Ocean Cyclone Season - Timeline of Events - November

November

November 15
1200 UTC - Météo-France begins advisories on Tropical Cyclone Lee, which is redesignated Severe Tropical Storm Ariel by Mauritius as it crosses 90°E and out of TCWC Perth's area of responsibility.
November 17
0000 UTC - Météo-France downgrades Severe Tropical Storm Ariel to a moderate tropical storm.
0600 UTC - Météo-France downgrades Moderate Tropical Storm Ariel to a tropical depression.
November 18
0900 UTC - The JTWC designates 98S.INVEST as Tropical Cyclone 04S.
1200 UTC - Météo-France designates Tropical Cyclone 04S as Tropical Disturbance 03R.
1800 UTC - Météo-France upgrades Tropical Disturbance 03R to a Tropical Depression
November 19
0600 UTC - Mauritius Meteorological Services names Tropical Depression 03R as Moderate Tropical Storm Bongwe.
0900 UTC - Météo-France upgrades Moderate Tropical Storm Bongwe to Severe Tropical Storm Bongwe.
November 20
1800 UTC - Météo-France downgrades Severe Tropical Storm Bongwe to a moderate tropical storm.
November 22
0000 UTC - Météo-France reupgrades Moderate Tropical Storm Bongwe to a severe tropical storm.
November 23
0000 UTC - Météo-France redowngrades Severe Tropical Storm Bongwe to a moderate tropical storm.
1800 UTC - Météo-France downgrades Moderate Tropical Storm Bongwe to a depression.
2100 UTC - The JTWC issues its last advisory on Tropical Cyclone 04S.
November 24
0000 UTC - Météo-France downgrades Tropical Depression 3 (ex-Bongwe) to a tropical disturbance.
1200 UTC - Météo-France issues its last advisory on Tropical Disturbance 3 (ex-Bongwe).

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