August 23 Typhoon Roundup: Three Typhoons Active at Sea as GAENARI Approaches East China

Typhoon Bot original · 2026-08-23 · More Typhoon News · live track map

Today's Overall Typhoon Situation

Today, the northwestern Pacific and South China Sea are experiencing a rare and complex “three-typhoon dance.” This year’s 18th, 19th, and 20th typhoons are active over the sea simultaneously, each following a different track and bringing significant wind and rain to China’s coastal and offshore waters. Overall, the release of energy over the sea is highly concentrated, and the challenges of flood control and typhoon preparedness remain severe.

Analysis of Active Typhoons

This year’s 18th typhoon, “SAUDEL,” remains a super typhoon, with maximum sustained winds near the center reaching 52 m/s. It is advancing west-northwest at 25 km/h and will gradually approach the East China Sea. By the end of this month, it is expected to affect China’s eastern coast as a severe typhoon, with its destructive potential not to be underestimated.

The 19th typhoon, “NARRA,” is at tropical storm intensity and is currently located over the western South China Sea. It is moving slowly toward the south-southeast and is expected to loop over the Beibu Gulf. Under its influence, significant wind and rain are forecast along the coasts of Guangxi, Hainan, and other areas, before it gradually weakens to a tropical depression.

The 20th typhoon, “GAENARI,” is also at tropical storm intensity and is approaching China’s East China coast. It is currently moving west-southwest and is expected to make landfall or pass close to the coast around Zhejiang early tomorrow morning before rapidly weakening into a tropical depression. Although it is relatively weak, its short-duration heavy rainfall and strong winds still warrant close attention.

Public Focus

The public has recently been highly focused on the specific landfall locations of the three typhoons and the extent of their wind and rain impacts. People in East China are particularly concerned about the strong winds caused by “GAENARI,” as well as disruptions to travel services, including train suspensions. Residents of southern and southwestern China are closely watching “NARRA’s” looping path over the Beibu Gulf and its potential heavy rainfall and flooding. Joint consultations among multiple government departments and typhoon preparedness measures, including ordering fishing vessels to return to port, are also major topics of public discussion.

Safety Guidance for Typhoon and Flood Preparedness

Faced with the complex situation involving three typhoons, coastal authorities must strictly fulfill their flood-control responsibilities. Vessels engaged in offshore operations should return to port and seek shelter as soon as possible, while coastal fish farmers should reinforce their aquaculture rafts. Residents along the coasts of East China and southern China should close doors and windows securely, limit outdoor activities, and remain alert to falling objects and urban flooding. Mountainous areas should watch for geological hazards triggered by heavy rainfall.

Please refer to official warnings issued by the CMA and local governments.

Overview of Live Data on Active Typhoons

TyphoonIntensityCentral Pressure (hPa)Maximum Wind Speed (m/s)Current PositionMovement
SAUDEL (202618)Super typhoon9355220.8°N 143°EWest-northwest at 25 km/h
NARRA (202619)Tropical storm9921820.7°N 107.8°ESouth-southeast at 7 km/h
GAENARI (202620)Tropical storm9981825.8°N 122.3°EWest-southwest at 9 km/h

Data source: measurements from official institutions, including the CMA, as of the time of publication. For real-time updates, see the typhoon track map.

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