Haiyan Ends Its Typhoon Emergency Response as Cold Air Approaches
Typhoon Says reports that as Typhoon No. 30, “CHAMPI,” weakened, Haiyan County in Zhejiang ended its typhoon emergency response and lifted the blue typhoon warning at 10 a.m. on October 25. Local meteorological authorities cautioned that although the typhoon warning has been lifted, close attention should be paid to subsequent weather changes. Cold air is expected to arrive from the 27th, bringing cloudy to overcast skies and light rain, with winds strengthening in intensity.
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