Where's Kanu?

As of August 7, 2023, the center of No.6 typhoon khanun (super typhoon level) was located on the sea about 870 kilometers southeast of Yuhuan City, Zhejiang Province this morning, which was 24.8 degrees north latitude and 129. 1 degree east longitude, and the maximum wind force near the center was 18.

According to the latest meteorological data, typhoon khanun No.6 in 2023 was formed on the east side of the Philippines on July 28th, and it is expected to approach the eastern coast of China at the speed of 15 ~ 20km per hour, and its intensity will gradually increase. It is expected that the typhoon will enter the East China Sea on the morning of August 1 2023, and gradually approach the coast of Zhejiang, with its intensity gradually increasing.

According to the forecast, "Kanu" is most likely to land on the coast of Zhejiang Province in China from the afternoon of August 2 to the night, and may land at the level of strong typhoon or super typhoon when landing. Landing with strong winds and heavy rains may bring more destructive power. It should be noted that the specific information related to typhoons is mainly based on official meteorological announcements.

Precautions for typhoon weather:

Pay close attention to the weather forecast: pay close attention to the weather forecast and keep abreast of the typhoon situation and path changes. Listen to the guidance of local government and meteorological department, and take corresponding protective measures according to the early warning level.

Strengthening houses and windows: Before the typhoon comes, check whether the structures and windows of houses are firm, especially the balcony, roof, external wall and other fragile parts. If problems are found, repair or reinforce them in time to reduce the risk of damage.

Try to avoid going out: during the typhoon, try to avoid going out and reduce exposure to the typhoon. If you must go out, pay attention to choosing a safe mode of transportation, and always pay attention to the road and traffic conditions to ensure your own safety.