In this study, the Ground Based Velocity Track Display (GBVTD) method is extended to two Doppler radars. With this extension, it becomes possible to separate the typhoon intrinsic circulation from the environmental mean wind, and compute the asymmetric typhoon radial wind components. The latter can be used to further improve the accuracy of the retrieved typhoon tangential winds. Compared with the traditional dual-Doppler synthesis method, it is easier to use this extended method to infer the complete typhoon structure over a larger area when there are missing data. The performance and accuracy of this so-called Extended GBVTD (EGBVTD) method are verified by applying it to two case studies-the Hurricane Danny (1997) over the ocean, and the Typhoon Nan (1997) after landfall.