August 25 Typhoon Roundup: SAUDEL Approaches Fujian and Zhejiang, While NARRA Loops in the Beibu Gulf

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Overview of Today's Typhoon Situation

On August 25, the northwestern Pacific and South China Sea remain active, with the concurrent presence of multiple typhoons continuing. Typhoon No. 18, “SAUDEL,” and Typhoon No. 19, “NARRA,” are currently exerting significant effects on southeastern China and South China, respectively. With the CMA having issued multiple warnings, flood prevention and typhoon preparedness in the affected areas remain challenging and require close attention.

Analysis of Active Typhoons

Typhoon No. 18, “SAUDEL”

At present, “SAUDEL” is located at 25.8°N, 131.7°E, with a central pressure of 945 hPa and maximum sustained winds of 48 m/s, maintaining severe typhoon intensity. It is moving west-northwest at 21 km/h. It is expected to gradually approach the eastern coast of China and could make landfall in Fujian or Zhejiang between August 27 and 28. By the early hours of August 30, its center is forecast to be near 25°N, 111.8°E, where it will weaken to a tropical depression.

Typhoon No. 19, “NARRA”

“NARRA” is currently located at 19.5°N, 108°E, with a central pressure of 990 hPa and maximum sustained winds of 23 m/s, making it a tropical storm. It is moving east-northeast slowly at 6 km/h. Because of its slow movement and lingering over the Beibu Gulf, it is expected to reach approximately 22.8°N, 109.98°E by the morning of August 27 and weaken to a tropical depression. Its prolonged stay has brought sustained wind and rain to coastal areas including Guangxi and Hainan.

Public Focus

The recent concentration of active typhoons has sparked widespread public discussion. Alongside the unusual spectacle of multiple simultaneous typhoons, the public is closely following “NARRA's” unusual looping track in the Beibu Gulf and its practical impact on travel to and from Weizhou Island. Meteorological experts' warnings that continuous heavy rainfall could trigger secondary disasters have also kept residents across eastern and southern China highly alert. People are closely monitoring developments in wind and rain conditions as well as official disaster-prevention guidance.

Comprehensive Preparedness Advice

In the face of complex weather conditions caused by overlapping typhoons, coastal and inland areas that may be affected should be prepared to respond continuously. Coastal Fujian and Zhejiang should focus on guarding against the violent winds, torrential rain, and massive waves expected as “SAUDEL” approaches. Guangxi and Hainan should remain alert to prolonged heavy rainfall, urban and rural waterlogging, and geological hazards triggered by “NARRA's” lingering presence. Residents in affected areas are advised to minimize outdoor activities, stay away from the coast, river channels, and hazardous mountainous areas, and stock essential supplies in advance.

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

Live Data on Active Typhoons

TyphoonIntensityCentral Pressure (hPa)Maximum Wind Speed (m/s)Current PositionMovement
SAUDEL (202618)Severe typhoon9454825.8°N 131.7°EWNW 21km/h
NARRA (202619)Tropical storm9902319.5°N 108°EENE 6km/h

Data source: Official observations from the CMA and other relevant agencies, as of the time of publication. For real-time updates, see the Typhoon Track Map.

Reference Reports

上一篇: 8月24日Typhoon 综述: 罕见四台total 舞, GaenariLandfallFujian · 下一篇: 8月25日Typhoon 综述: Saudel逼近浙闽, Narra影响华S

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