Jumping the gun a little bit here as it's still only a TS, but it's one that bears watching. The thing will be whether it gets a bit of northern rise from its present position from the passing weakeness in the ridge to its north. If it does, then the massive high moving in after that should lock it into a trajectory towards us. Unlike most of the other typhoons we've seen this year, once this one is set on a course, i don't think it's going to wander too far off it as the high will give it a strong steering influence. Also looks to be a very decent size.