Is an ‘October Typhoon’ Coming for the First Time in 12 Years? Typhoon No. 30 ‘Champi’ Likely to Affect Southern Regions and Jeju
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After the cold wave passes, temperatures are expected to rise for a while until early next week. Attention is focused on what impact Typhoon Champi, which is expected to change direction toward Korea, will have. The Korea Meteorological Administration held a regular briefing on the 22nd and stated, "Korea will be under the influence of a migratory high-pressure system following the passage of a trough, and this coming weekend and next
Typhoon Champi, the 30th typhoon of the season, which was heading from Taiwan toward China, has abruptly changed course from its originally predicted path and is now heading toward Japan. With the increasing likelihood that parts of South Korea will be included in the typhoon's impact zone, it is expected to become the first "October typhoon" to affect the Korean Peninsula in 12 years since 2014.
The radius of strong winds from Typhoon Champi could cover almost all of Taiwan (China).
Typhoon Champi, the 30th typhoon of the season, is forecast to pass near Taiwan, change direction, and move northward to the waters west of Kyushu, Japan. According to the Korea Meteorological Administration on the 21st, as of 3 p.m. that day, Champi was moving northwest at a speed of 20 km/h in waters approximately 880 km south of Okinawa, Japan. Its central pressure was 905 hectopascals (hPa), and the maximum wind speed at the center reached…
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