Typhoon CHAMPI Moves Away from Shanghai, but Wind and Rain Risks Remain
TyphoonSays says that this year’s 30th typhoon, CHAMPI, is expected to pass the latitude of Shanghai on the 25th and move toward Japan. According to media reports, Shanghai has experienced widespread heavy rain since the 23rd, with force 8 winds recorded locally, due to the combined effects of the typhoon’s outer circulation and cold air. Although the typhoon is gradually moving away, meteorological authorities have urged residents to remain alert to the continuing effects of strong winds and heavy rain.
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