How long did Typhoon Du last?

Typhoon Du was generated in the northwest Pacific Ocean on the morning of July 2, 2023/KLOC-0. On the morning of July 23, it was upgraded to a strong tropical storm by the Central Meteorological Observatory and upgraded to a typhoon in the afternoon. It was upgraded to a strong typhoon by the Central Meteorological Observatory on July 24, and upgraded to a super typhoon that night; It was raised to 17(62m/s) by the Central Meteorological Observatory on July 25th.

Landing on Fuga Island in the Philippines in the early morning of July 26th; It landed on the coast of Jinjiang City, Fujian Province at about 9: 55 am on July 28th, with a strong typhoon level (15, 50m/s, 945 hectopascals), which is the second strong typhoon that landed in Fujian since complete records were kept. Finally, it weakened into a tropical depression in Anhui on the morning of July 29th, and was stopped by the Central Meteorological Observatory 1 1 on the same day, which lasted for 9 days from July 29th to June 29th.

Precautions for typhoon weather safety:

1, be alert to typhoon trends, pay attention to listening to and watching media reports, or learn about the latest situation of typhoons through meteorological consultation telephones and meteorological websites.

2. When the typhoon comes, close the doors and windows to prevent it from raining, and remove the flowerpots on the windowsill or balcony to prevent them from falling.

3. After the typhoon warning is issued by the Meteorological Observatory, don't go to the area where the typhoon passes or swim on the beach, let alone sail out to sea.

Residents living in the building should close the windows and take away the things on the balcony (flowerpots, clothes hangers, etc.). ) and reinforce outdoor objects that are easy to blow.

Don't go near the window when the typhoon strikes, so as not to be hurt by the broken window glass.

6. Clean the drainage pipeline and keep the drainage unblocked.