This year, the No.1 13 typhoon "Whale" came into being, did it have an impact on China?

It didn't work. According to the monitoring of the Central Meteorological Observatory, this year's No.1 13 typhoon "Whale" was formed in the northwest Pacific Ocean this morning (September 27th). At 8 am, its center is located about 2550 kilometers southeast of Tokyo, Japan.

Whales are expected to move northwest. On the night of the 29th, it began to move from the east to the northeast of Japan, and its intensity gradually weakened, degenerating into an extratropical cyclone. Typhoon kujira's future has no influence on our country.

Extended data

The number of typhoons generated in the northwest Pacific also reached 13.

With the appearance of "whales", the number of typhoons in the northwest Pacific this year has reached 13, but it is still significantly less than 18.4 in the same period in history. According to the latest supercomputer model, the subtropical high over the northwest Pacific will break into two rings.

In the coming week, the tropical system will be mainly active in the middle of the subtropical high between the two rings, and the southern China, the north-central South China Sea and the eastern Philippines will be controlled by the subtropical high. In this weather situation, even if the tropical system between the two rings becomes a typhoon, it is difficult to get close to the offshore of China. The good news is that the probability of typhoon affecting China may be close to zero in the middle and early period of the National Day this year.

World Wide Web-TyphoonNo. 13 was generated this year, which will have no impact on China in the future.