Or will it land in my country? The path of super typhoon Qiangpi becomes a mystery

Currently, this year's No. 30 typhoon "Qiangpi" is developing and accumulating strength at sea. Its intensity has reached super typhoon level and is gradually approaching the ocean east of Taiwan. After the 22nd, "Qiangpi" may head north and turn to Japan, or it may continue westward and land in my country. There are great variables in its future movement path. Regardless of whether it lands in my country or not, the impact on Taiwan cannot be underestimated.

Typhoon Qiangpi has gradually increased in intensity since its formation on October 15, and turned into a super typhoon on the night of the 17th. As of 14:00 on the 19th, "Qiangpi" maintained the super typhoon intensity level for more than 40 hours.

At present, "Qiang Pi" is still developing at sea and gaining momentum. The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that "Qiangpi" will continue to move west-northwest at a speed of 20 to 25 kilometers per hour, gradually approaching the ocean east of Taiwan, and its intensity will increase. It will have no impact on my country's maritime areas before the 21st.

Starting from the 22nd, the impact of "Qiang Pi" on our country will gradually unfold, and it will successively bring strong wind and rain to the southeastern sea and coastal areas of our country.

However, there are great variables in the future movement path of "Qiang Pi". Xin Xin, chief meteorological analyst of China Weather Network, said that before the 21st, "Qiangpi" had a clear westward trend under the guidance of the subtropical high pressure. But now there is a cold air that will affect our country from north to south. If the cold air becomes stronger after the 22nd, the subtropical high pressure may break, and "Qiangpi" will lose its westward guidance and turn northward towards Japan. If the cold air force is weaker and the subtropical high pressure remains intact, "Qiangpi" will continue westward under its guidance and may land in my country.

Regardless of the direction of "Qiang Pi", it will bring strong winds and heavy rainfall to Taiwan from the 22nd to the 24th. The 23rd will be the period with the strongest rainfall. The north may experience heavy rains. The public needs to pay attention to the nowcast warning information and prepare for typhoons in advance.