Qiang Pi is attacking Beibei Jiyi! Winds of magnitude 16 hit the northeastern corner. Weather fan expert: Northern Taiwan’s classic typhoon night

Typhoon Qiangbi is currently swirling offshore Yilan. (Taken from "Taiwan Typhoon Forum | Weather Emergency")

"Qiangpi" continues to approach Central Taiwan, causing strong winds and heavy rains in many places across Taiwan, causing sporadic disasters in many places. In this regard, the weather expert "Taiwan Typhoon Forum | Weather Emergency" pointed out that Qiangpi is now attacking Jiyi in the north and north. The northeast corner is directly blowing winds above level 16. Yilan and the northeast corner are on the edge of the typhoon's eye. If you accidentally land, be careful to prevent more violent wind and rain near the landing point.

"Taiwan Typhoon Forum | Weather Emergency" posted on Facebook that the core of Typhoon Qiangbi is now attacking Jiyi in the north. The measured wind force is very strong, especially the northeast corner directly blowing to winds above level 16, which is very scary. Tonight in northern Taiwan will be a classic typhoon night, so be careful.

Fanzhuan pointed out that Typhoon Qiangpi is currently spinning offshore of Yilan, and northern Taiwan is still experiencing strong winds and heavy rain. Yilan and the northeastern corner are on the edge of the typhoon's eye. From the radar, it can be observed that compared with the past hour, the core circulation of the typhoon has been destroyed by the terrain of northern Taiwan, especially the west side of the typhoon. It will be much weakened. Next, it depends on when Qiangpi wants to turn. If Qiangpi accidentally lands, severe wind and rain must still be strictly guarded near the landing point.

Fanzhuan reminded that in principle, Qiangpi will gradually move northward early tomorrow morning, gradually break away from the storm circle from south to north in the early morning, accelerate away in the morning, and completely leave Taiwan's mainland in the evening.

The core of Typhoon Qiangbi is now attacking Jiyi in the north, with strong winds above level 16 blowing from the northeast corner. (Taken from "Taiwan Typhoon Forum | Weather Emergency")