July 27 Typhoon Roundup: NOUL Brings Torrential Rain to South China as DOLPHIN Forms

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Overview of Today's Typhoon Situation

On the evening of July 27, tropical activity in the Northwest Pacific remained frequent. Although Typhoon No. 12, “NOUL,” had weakened to a tropical depression and moved deep inland, its vast residual circulation continued transporting moisture, bringing heavy rainfall to many parts of southern China. Meanwhile, Typhoon No. 13, “DOLPHIN,” had formed over the open ocean and was expected to strengthen significantly.

Analysis of Active Typhoons

Residual Circulation of Typhoon No. 12, “NOUL”

Although the main body of “NOUL” had made landfall and weakened, its residual cloud system continued driving moisture into inland areas. During the next three days, Guangdong, southern Fujian, Guangxi, and other areas are expected to continue experiencing torrential rain, with localized extreme rainfall and thunderstorm winds of around Force 10. The heavy rain is highly likely to cause urban and rural waterlogging and geological disasters, and the threat from wind and rain has not fully dissipated.

Typhoon No. 13, “DOLPHIN”

Typhoon No. 13, “DOLPHIN,” is currently over the Northwest Pacific, with a maximum sustained wind speed of 18 m/s near the center. It is moving westward at 23 km/h. According to the latest forecast, the system will gradually intensify and could develop into a super typhoon by early next month. It is currently far from China and is not expected to have a direct impact on wind or weather, but its long-range track will require continued monitoring.

Public Focus on Typhoon-related Topics

Today's weather discussions have focused on several areas. First, there are concerns surrounding the safety of a “gift from the typhoon”: after the typhoon passed through areas such as Huizhou, Guangdong, large numbers of golden pomfret appeared on the beach, sparking heated debate over whether collecting the seafood poses any health risks. Second, typhoon education is another popular topic, with many people curious about why wind and rain do not stop immediately after a typhoon makes landfall and what factors determine its track. In addition, the damage caused by strong typhoons to major transport hubs such as high-speed rail services and airports, as well as the progress of emergency repairs, remains a key public concern.

Weather Safety Reminders

People in southern China and along the southeastern coast should remain highly alert to the continued heavy rainfall brought by the residual circulation of “NOUL,” and take precautions against secondary hazards such as landslides and mudslides. Unnecessary outdoor activities should be minimized. As for “DOLPHIN,” which is currently over the open ocean, the public only needs to stay informed without panicking.

Please refer to warnings issued by the CMA and local government authorities.

Summary of Current Data on Active Typhoons

TyphoonIntensityCentral Pressure (hPa)Maximum Wind Speed (m/s)Current PositionMovement
DOLPHIN(202613)Tropical storm9981813.2°N 176.9°EWest at 23 km/h

Sources: Measurements from the CMA and other official agencies, as of the time of publication. For real-time updates, see the typhoon track map.

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