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Typhoon Summary for July 12: Bavi Moves Deep Inland, Over Ten Provinces Face Heavy Rainfall

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Overview of Today's Typhoon Situation

On July 12, the 9th typhoon of the year, "Bavi," continued to move inland after landfall. Although its central intensity has weakened, its vast circulation system continues to have a far-reaching impact. Its residual cloud systems are merging with the monsoon, triggering widespread heavy precipitation. The flood and typhoon prevention situation remains severe in many provinces and cities.

Analysis of Active Typhoon Dynamics

Currently, the only active system affecting China is "Bavi" (202609). As of the latest observations on the 12th, its center was located near 29.8°N, 119.8°E, with a minimum central pressure of 975 hPa and maximum sustained winds of 30 m/s. It has been downgraded to a severe tropical storm.

"Bavi" is moving toward the west-northwest at a speed of 21 km/h. Although its central intensity is gradually decaying after landfall, the abundant moisture it carries will cause heavy rainfall to affect more than ten provinces. According to official track forecasts, the system will subsequently turn northeast and is expected to reach the vicinity of 42.92°N, 138.48°E by 07:00 on the 16th, by which time it will weaken into a tropical storm. Additionally, its earlier outer circulation has already caused serious disasters in the Philippines and China's Taiwan region.

Public Opinion Focus

Based on various sources, public attention is currently focused on the following three aspects:

First is the extremity and destructiveness of the typhoon. As the strongest typhoon to make landfall in China this year, "Bavi" not only directly struck Zhejiang but also made a second landfall within a short period. The extreme rainstorms triggered as it moved deep inland have become the top priority for prevention efforts across regions.

Second is urban response and unusual weather phenomena. Affected by the typhoon, the Hangzhou Metro suspended all lines to ensure public safety. Meanwhile, the pink-purple "typhoon glow" observed in the sky in many places just before landfall sparked widespread discussion and attention among netizens.

Finally, popular science on home sheltering. Practical safety guides, such as how to properly close windows and doors during gale-force winds and prevent people from being "sucked" out by strong air currents, have become hot topics for science communication on social media.

Disaster Prevention and Safety Tips

Although "Bavi" has weakened, landfall does not mean the danger has passed. Inland and remote areas must remain highly alert to secondary disasters induced by continuous heavy rain, such as flash floods, mudslides, and urban waterlogging. When sheltering at home, residents must stay away from windward windows and doors, avoid lingering near glass, and ensure personal safety.

The wind and rain have not ceased, and vigilance must not relax. For the latest information on wind and rain and disaster prevention guidelines, please refer to official warnings from the CMA (China Meteorological Administration) and local governments.

Reference reports

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