Typhoon No. 30 “CHAMPI” Approaches Japan’s Sakishima Islands
TyphoonSays reports that Typhoon No. 30 “CHAMPI” is approaching Japan’s Sakishima Islands. The typhoon currently has a central pressure of 980 hPa, with maximum sustained winds of 30 meters per second and maximum gusts reaching 45 meters per second. Its wind circle extends 150 kilometers southeast and 110 kilometers northwest of the center, posing a threat of strong winds to the area.
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