Sea warning for Typhoon Dolphin possible by Friday
The storm’s large circulation could bring torrential rain and long-period swells, with hazardous conditions expected in waters around Taiwan.
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The Observatory stated that Tropical Cyclone Dolphin reached its peak intensity last Thursday and Friday, with preliminary assessments indicating maximum sustained winds near its center reaching 240 kilometers per hour. It gradually weakened afterward, and by this morning had weakened to a severe typhoon. In its latest weather bulletin, the Observatory noted that Dolphin is expected to move in a west-northwest direction over the next two to thre…
Typhoon Dolphin could trigger sea warning Friday afternoon
Taipei, Aug. 3 (CNA) Taiwan could issue a sea warning for Typhoon Dolphin as early as Friday afternoon if the storm maintains its current westward track, the Central Weather Administration (CWA) said Monday.
Sea warning for Typhoon Dolphin possible by Friday
The Central Weather Administration (CWA) today said it could issue a sea warning for Typhoon Dolphin as early as Friday afternoon, warning that the storm\'s large radius could bring torrential rain to northern mountainous areas over the weekend.As of 8am today, Dolphin was about 2,720km east of Taipe
Forecasts indicate that from May 5-8, Typhoon Dolphin will approach the northern part of Taiwan (China). Southwesterly winds over the southern part of the South China Sea will intensify.
Typhoon Dolphin Will Not Directly Hit Thailand
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) has reassured the public that Typhoon Dolphin, currently situated far out in the Pacific Ocean, will not directly strike Thailand. The storm system is tracking toward Japan and China, dispelling recent online rumors suggesting an imminent direct threat to the kingdom. Super Typhoon Fung-won Set to Strike […] Source
Taiwanese meteorologists say that Typhoon Baihu is moving toward Okinawa in the next five days, and its path is becoming increasingly uncertain. There is about a 40% chance that it will intrude into the northern waters. It is estimated that the outer circulation will affect Taiwan starting from the 7th.
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