US EditionStorm Fengshen to Bring 6 Days of Heavy Rain, Floods in Central Vietnam - VnExpress International
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Typhoon Fengshen Intensifies to Level 11, Threatening Central Vietnam with Heavy Rainfall
Typhoon Fengshen, projected to intensify to a Category 11 storm, is expected to unleash heavy rainfall across central Vietnam starting October 22, as reported by the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting. As of 2 PM on October 20, the storm’s epicenter was pinpointed at 17.5°N latitude and 117.2°E longitude, approximately 540 kilometers northeast of Vietnam’s Hoang Sa (Paracel Islands). Sustained winds reached Category 9 speeds of…
Cold air continues to move down to the North with stronger intensity on October 20-22 and causes storm Fengshen (storm number 12) to change direction and weaken before directly affecting the mainland of the Central provinces.
Storm Fengshen to bring 6 days of heavy rain, floods in central Vietnam - VnExpress International
Prolonged heavy rainfall lasting up to six days due to Storm Fengshen is expected to push river levels in central Vietnam above the third (highest) warning level, posing risks of flash floods and landslides. - VnExpress International
This morning, October 20, storm number 12 (storm Fengshen - God of Wind) is gradually changing direction, no longer heading straight north but being gradually pushed down by cold air.
(Dan Tri) - According to forecasts, around October 22-27, the area from Ha Tinh to Quang Ngai is likely to have widespread heavy rain lasting for many days due to the influence of storm Fengshen and cold air.
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