Qiang Pi will be generated as soon as tonight! The road map reveals the "Tiannu Scattering Flowers" Fanzhuan: The north turning point is highly variable

Tropical depression "TD33" formed this morning (14th) and is expected to intensify into Typhoon "Champi" (name provided by Laos), No. 30 internationally (No. 29 from the Meteorological Administration) as soon as tonight tonight. The peak may reach a severe typhoon. The northward turning point is currently highly variable. The forecast map shows the later path "Tiannu Sanhua", which will determine the distance from Taiwan. Continue to track and observe.

According to observations from the Central Meteorological Administration, tropical depression "TD33" was centered at 9.5 degrees north latitude and 160.2 degrees east longitude at 8 a.m., that is, 1,280 kilometers south-south and west of Wake Island (4,420 kilometers southeast and east of Eluanbi), moving northwest to northwest at a speed of 3 to 15 kilometers per hour. The Meteorological Administration predicts that "TD33" will develop into a mild typhoon within 12 hours, and will intensify into "Qiangpi" at the earliest tonight.

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The Japan Meteorological Agency issued a "Galle Warning" (GW) for it. If it becomes a typhoon, it will be the 30th typhoon numbered by the Meteorological Agency. It will also be the second typhoon number 30 in 13 years. The last time Typhoon No. 30 appeared was in 2013. Typhoon Haiyan was formed on November 4 of that year. It is the strongest tropical cyclone in the northwest Pacific in the 21st century so far.

The meteorological expert "Taiwan Typhoon Forum - Weather Emergency" PO article stated that after the formation of typhoon "Qiangpi", under the guidance of the Pacific high pressure, it will first move westward along the edge of the high pressure in the next 7 days, and its intensity will gradually increase. It is currently estimated that it may reach a strong typhoon at its peak.

The latest track forecast map revealed by the "Typhoon Forum" shows that based on the current data, when it comes to the southern waters of Ryukyu around next Thursday (22nd), it has the opportunity to start turning north. However, the time, location and angle of the northward turn are still very variable, which will determine the distance from Taiwan and whether it will attack Japan in the future.

The key still lies in the changes in the power of the Pacific High. The current forecast time is still far away, and there is still room for adjustment in both the path and intensity. We will continue to observe it in the future.