Typhoon “CHAMPI” Approaches Zhejiang; Water Conditions of Rivers, Lakes and Reservoirs Draw Attention
At 15:00 on October 23, the strong typhoon “CHAMPI” was located over the sea about 210 kilometers southeast of Taipei, with maximum winds at Force 14 near the center. It was moving northwest and may turn north. Affected by the typhoon, changes in the total water storage of large and medium-sized reservoirs across Zhejiang Province have drawn attention. Local authorities are closely monitoring water conditions and preparing defensive measures.
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