The latest news of Typhoon Compass No.202 1No. 18-Does it have an impact on Guangzhou?

According to the news released by Guangzhou Meteorological Observatory on 20021year10914, it is predicted that Typhoon Compass 18 will gradually approach the sea near bashi channel, and its impact on Guangzhou remains to be seen. Then let's take a look at the latest news of Typhoon Compass 202 1No. 18.

202 1 latest news of typhoon compassesNo. 18

According to the news of @ Guangzhou Weather10109/0/4, at 08: 00 this year, the center of typhoon 18 (tropical storm level) is located on the ocean surface about 950 kilometers southeast of Manila, Philippines, which is 12.8 degrees north latitude. The maximum wind force near the center is Grade 8 (18m/s). It is expected that the compass will move to the north-north direction at a speed of 30-35 kilometers per hour, with little change in intensity. It will enter the northeast of the South China Sea around 12.

Time: 08:00 in 2009.

Name: compass, KOMPASU

Serial number: 2 1 18

Center position: north latitude 12.8 degrees, east longitude 129.6 degrees.

Intensity: tropical storm

Maximum wind force: Grade 8, 18m/s (about 65km/h).

Central air pressure: 998 hectopascals

Reference location: Located in the Pacific Northwest about 950km southeast of Manila, Philippines.

Wind circle radius: northeast of the seventh wind circle radius160 km; 130km southeast; Southwest180km; 200 kilometers northwest.

Forecast: The compass will move to the northeast at a speed of 30-35 kilometers per hour, with little change in strength.

Does Typhoon Compass No.202 1No. 18 have an impact on Guangzhou?

The follow-up impact of typhoon 18 this year remains to be seen.

It is expected that the compass will move to the north-north direction at a speed of 30-35 kilometers per hour, with little change in intensity. It will enter the northeast of the South China Sea around 12. Affected by the "Lion Mountain", there is still heavy rain in Guangzhou today, and the gust in the port area is 7-8. Guangzhou Meteorological Observatory will closely monitor the dynamics of "Lion Mountain" and "Compass" and release the latest forecast and early warning information in time.

"Lion Mountain" and "Compass" tend to Guangdong and Hainan. Why?

Usually, we classify typhoons from September to 165438+ 10 as autumn typhoons. Due to the seasonal southward withdrawal of subtropical high, the landing points of typhoons in autumn in China are mainly concentrated in Guangdong, Hainan, Fujian and Taiwan Province provinces, with Guangdong and Hainan being the first choice.

For Guangdong, western Guangdong is the first choice for typhoons to come to Guangdong in autumn, and the number of landings accounts for more than 40%, among which Zhanjiang ranks first with 2 1 time. Because Leizhou Peninsula is like a fishhook, you can catch many autumn typhoons.