The system tracked west-northwestward, due to a ridge located to its south.
A ridge located over the central Philippines caused Conson to turn towards the north.
A ridge located over the Philippines caused the system to track northeastward.
With a ridge located to the north, the depression tracked to the west-southwest upon forming.
Early on January 20, Cyclone Fanele began a northeast motion, tracking along the eastern periphery of a ridge located over Mozambique.
This motion was due to a large ridge located over New England.
After completing the loop, Yagi's track was influenced by a subtropical ridge located to the southeast of Japan.
A northwest track, fully identified by this time as a mid-tropospheric ridge located over Florida, strengthened.
A mid-level ridge located to the north of the depression led to movement in a general west-northwest direction.
A mid-level ridge located to the north of the depression caused it to rapidly travel towards the west at 23 mph (37 km/h) for most of July 16.
