August 26 Typhoon Roundup: SAUDEL Approaches Zhejiang and Fujian as Severe Winds, Heavy Rain and Storm Surge Converge

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Today's Typhoon Situation Overview

As Typhoon No. 19, “NARRA,” weakened and was no longer tracked this evening, the rare period of simultaneous activity by multiple typhoons in the northwest Pacific and nearby waters officially came to an end. At present, only Typhoon No. 18, “SAUDEL,” remains active in the region. Under the combined influence of SAUDEL and NARRA's residual circulation, South and East China are experiencing severe wind and rain. This coincides with an astronomical high tide, making the overall typhoon situation extremely challenging.

Analysis of Active Typhoon Conditions

Typhoon No. 18, “SAUDEL,” is currently over the East China Sea at 28.4°N, 126.4°E, with a central pressure of 955 hPa and maximum sustained winds of 42 m/s, maintaining severe typhoon intensity. It is moving westward at 11 km/h, has entered the 24-hour warning area and is heading directly toward the coastlines of Zhejiang and Fujian. According to the official track forecast, it will gradually weaken and is expected to reach approximately 25.61°N, 112.89°E at 16:00 on August 30, when it will weaken into a tropical depression. Affected by its outer cloud system, Shanghai and other areas will experience “more wind than rain,” with coastal gusts reaching Beaufort Force 7 to 8.

Public Focus on the Hazards

There is widespread public concern about the compounded disaster risk created by the convergence of strong winds, heavy rain and storm surge. As the region is experiencing its monthly astronomical high tide, coastal storm-surge water levels have risen significantly. Numerous areas in Zhejiang have urgently elevated their typhoon emergency response levels, with some gradually implementing “five suspensions,” including suspending work, classes, businesses, construction and certain public services. Information on transport adjustments, including the suspension of high-speed rail services in the Yangtze River Delta and the suspension of high-speed ferry services, is also a major focus for public inquiries and discussion.

Coastal Typhoon Safety Reminders

The coastal areas of Zhejiang and Fujian and other parts of East China should remain on high alert for urban flooding, seawater intrusion and geological disasters in mountainous areas caused by the overlapping effects of severe wind, heavy rain and an astronomical high tide. Offshore work platforms, vessels passing through the area and coastal aquaculture workers should promptly return to port and seek shelter from the storm. The general public should minimize outdoor activities, properly secure outdoor objects vulnerable to strong winds and stay away from billboards and temporary structures.

Typhoon tracks and changes in intensity remain uncertain. Please refer to warnings issued by the CMA (China Meteorological Administration) and local government authorities.

Overview of Live Data on Active Typhoons

TyphoonIntensityCentral Pressure (hPa)Maximum Wind Speed (m/s)Current PositionMovement
SAUDEL(202618)Severe typhoon9554228.4°N 126.4°EWest at 11 km/h

Data source: observations 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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