US EditionTyphoon Matmo Heads for Vietnam–China Border, May Dump 400 Mm of Rain over Two Days - VnExpress International
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Typhoon Matmo heads for Vietnam–China border, may dump 400 mm of rain over two days - VnExpress International
Typhoon Matmo is forecast to enter the Gulf of Tonkin Sunday night, then track along the Vietnam–China border with sustained winds around 62–88 kilometers per hour, bringing heavy rain to northern midland and mountainous areas, with some locations exceeding 400 mm over two days. - VnExpress International
The information was released by the Hanoi Department of Education and Training on the afternoon of October 5, in response to the complicated developments of storm Matmo.
After reaching its peak intensity at level 13, storm Matmo (storm number 11) began to weaken and is forecast to enter the Gulf of Tonkin this evening.
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