October 26 Typhoon Roundup: “CHAMPI” Stops Being Numbered as “IN-FA” Intensifies Without Impact
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Today (October 26), as Typhoon No. 30, “CHAMPI,” transitioned into an extratropical cyclone and ceased being numbered, its impact on China has largely ended. Weather conditions are gradually improving across various regions, while cold air is beginning to take over. The CMA had issued a blue typhoon warning at 10:00 a.m. on October 25. Meanwhile, Typhoon No. 31, “IN-FA,” remains active over the northwestern Pacific and continues to intensify, but meteorological authorities have determined that it will have no direct impact on China’s maritime areas in the foreseeable future.
Active Typhoon Updates
According to the CMA and China Weather, Typhoon No. 31, “IN-FA” (super typhoon), is currently located over the ocean at 14.1°N, 162.9°E, with a central pressure of 935 hPa and maximum sustained winds of 52 m/s. The CMA forecasts that it will reach 20.7°N, 140.8°E at 5:00 p.m. on October 31, maintaining super typhoon intensity. According to the CMA’s latest assessment, Typhoon “IN-FA” will have no impact on China’s maritime areas in the future.
Public Focus
Based on today’s meteorological information, public attention is focused mainly on three areas. First is the departure of autumn typhoon “CHAMPI” and its lingering effects. Although it has ceased being numbered, the agricultural losses and strong winds caused during its earlier stage remain a major concern for people in many areas. The potential for autumn typhoons to make sudden turns has also prompted discussion. Second is the rapid development of the new typhoon “IN-FA.” Many readers have noticed its rapidly increasing intensity and questioned whether it will affect China’s coastal areas in the future. The relevant authorities have clarified that it will not affect China’s maritime areas for the time being. Third, with the typhoon departing, the public’s attention has turned to the cooling temperatures and morning fog expected as cold air takes over this week.
Meteorological Defense Reminders
Although “IN-FA” is currently far away and is not yet affecting China, autumn typhoons often follow unpredictable tracks and can reach high intensity, so it remains necessary to keep monitoring the system. In areas recently affected by “CHAMPI,” residents should guard against localized showers and morning fog caused by its residual cloud systems, which could adversely affect transportation. Meanwhile, cold air has arrived and temperatures will drop noticeably across many areas. The public should dress warmly in a timely manner to prevent colds.
Please refer to warnings issued by the CMA and local government authorities.
Overview of Current Active Typhoon Data
| Typhoon | Intensity | Central Pressure (hPa) | Maximum Wind Speed (m/s) | Current Position | Movement |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IN-FA (202631) | Super typhoon | 935 | 52 | 14.1°N 162.9°E | - |
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
- Typhoon Champi's impact is weakening, and Nanjing's weather will improve from today (WEB on MSN
- Typhoon In-fa, the 31st typhoon, gained two levels in strength and may reach super typhoon intensity (Sohu)
- Typhoon Champi turns toward the north! Why autumn typhoons often make sharp turns (WEB on MSN
- Typhoon exits, cold air takes over! The weather Fenghua residents love is here... The New Wave of Finance
- Typhoon In-fa is gradually intensifying and currently has no impact on China's sea areas (China News Channel of China)
- Typhoon In-fa, the 31st typhoon, intensified to typhoon level and may reach super typhoon strength, with no impact on China's sea areas; Typhoon Champi, the 30th typhoon, was finalised The China Weather
- Typhoon In-fa will have no impact on China's sea areas, is expected to remain nearly stationary, and is gradually intensifying (China News Channel of China)
- Typhoon Champi caused agricultural losses exceeding NT$150 million across Taiwan, with 137 schools affected (Hong Kong China News Service)
- Typhoon In-fa, the 31st typhoon, may reach super typhoon strength and will have no impact on China's sea areas News on MSN
- Typhoon exits, two cold air masses take over this week The Hangzhou News Center
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