Typhoon Dolphin May Drench Northern Taiwan Later This Week: CWA
Forecasters say there is only a 10% chance Dolphin’s outer circulation will reach northern Taiwan as the storm tracks west-northwest.
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Typhoon Dolphin may drench northern Taiwan later this week: CWA
Typhoon Dolphin could bring heavy rain to northern Taiwan later this week if it tracks closer to the island after passing the Ryukyu Islands, the Central Weather Administration (CWA) said yesterday.The CWA said forecast models agree the storm will move toward the Ryukyu Islands through Thursday,
The Thai Meteorological Department has provided the latest update: Typhoon Dolphin has not yet entered Thailand. It is currently far out in the Pacific Ocean and is likely to move towards Japan and China, but may have indirect effects, causing heavier rainfall in some areas.
Typhoon Dolphin, the 13th typhoon of the year, weakened to a moderate typhoon on the afternoon of October 2 due to environmental factors, but its structure remains very solid. The Central Weather Bureau stated that Dolphin continues to move northwest toward the Ryukyu Islands, and its outer circulation will begin to affect Taiwan from October 8. However, since there are still disagreements about its subsequent path, whether to issue a maritime t…
A tropical depression has formed in the waters east of the Philippines and has the potential to strengthen into a typhoon. Meanwhile, Typhoon Dolphin is still heading east towards China.
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