Typhoon “CHAMPI” Brings Heavy Rain and Strong Winds to East China’s Coastal Areas; Gusts in Taiwan Exceed Force 15 in Some Areas
TyphoonSays says the season’s 30th typhoon, “CHAMPI,” is bringing sustained heavy rain and strong winds to China’s East China coastal region. On the 22nd, rainfall in Yilan, Taipei, and other parts of Taiwan exceeded 200 millimeters, with maximum coastal gusts reaching Force 12 to 15. Winds along the coasts of Zhejiang and Fujian have strengthened markedly, with gusts reaching Force 9 to 11 in some areas. The CMA has urged relevant regions to prepare defensive measures.
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