Typhoon Noul Update: China Evacuates Thousands as Storm Nears Guangdong Landfall
- On Saturday, Typhoon Noul moved across the South China Sea, edging toward Guangdong Province as the National Meteorological Centre expects landfall between Saturday evening and Sunday morning.
- The National Meteorological Centre renewed an orange typhoon alert on Friday as Noul intensified, recalling how Typhoon Bavi forced the evacuation of more than two million people in China earlier this month.
- With maximum sustained winds of 130kmph, Noul is bringing heavy squally showers and thunderstorms to Huizhou and Shanwei, according to Hong Kong's Observatory.
- The Central Weather Administration warned Noul will bring rainfall to parts of southern and eastern Taiwan, while strong winds are expected across the Bashi Channel, Taiwan Strait, and coastal areas of Fujian and Guangdong.
- After making landfall between Zhuhai and Raoping in Guangdong, the storm will turn northward and gradually weaken, the National Meteorological Centre said, noting that another storm, Maysak, made landfall in southern China on July 3.
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