Three stations coexist in the Western Pacific: Noro, Caiyun, and Little Bear do not affect Taiwan’s weather

Two more typhoons have formed, and currently three coexist in the western Pacific. The Central Meteorological Administration stated that the hurricane "Nolo" originally located in the eastern Pacific just crossed the international date line this morning, forming the 27th typhoon "Nolo" this year. Its future path will continue to move westward and will not affect the weather in Taiwan and Japan. Tropical depression TD31 also generated the 29th typhoon "Little Bear" this morning. It is expected to move north and then move westward towards Guam, which will not affect the weather in Taiwan.

Meteorological Administration forecaster Liu Peiteng said that the hurricane "Nolo" originally located in the eastern Pacific just crossed the International Date Line this morning, forming the 27th typhoon "Nolo" this year. Its future path will continue to move westward and is expected to turn north when it moves to about 150 degrees east longitude. Therefore, it is an ocean typhoon and will not affect the weather in Taiwan and Japan. Typhoon Noro is currently in the middle of the country and is expected to gradually weaken in the next three days.

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Liu Peiteng pointed out that tropical depression TD31 today generated the 28th typhoon "Little Bear" this year. It is currently located around 167 and 168 degrees east longitude, which is still very far away from Guam. It is expected to move north and then approach Guam in the west, which will not affect Taiwan's weather. The current structure of Typhoon Little Bear is not very good. If it can continue to maintain the level of a light typhoon, it will have the opportunity to develop and strengthen into a medium typhoon in 3 days as it moves northward. In addition, the colorful clouds continue to move northward and are expected to accelerate away from the northeast and weaken in two days.

At 8 o'clock this morning, the center of the strong station "Caiyun" was at 25.2 degrees north latitude and 146.5 degrees east longitude, moving north-northwest at a speed of 20 kilometers per hour. The central air pressure is 915 hPa, the maximum wind speed near the center is 53 meters per second, the maximum instantaneous gust is 65 meters per second, the average storm radius of Category 7 winds is 300 kilometers, and the average storm radius of Category 10 winds is 100 kilometers. The center of "Nolo" in the middle stage is at 24.7 degrees north latitude and 179.4 degrees east longitude, moving northwest to west at a speed of 25 kilometers per hour. The central air pressure is 955 hPa, the maximum wind speed near the center is 40 meters per second, the maximum instantaneous wind gust is 50 meters per second, the average storm radius of Category 7 winds is 200 kilometers, and the average storm radius of Category 10 winds is 70 kilometers.

As for the Qingdao "Little Bear" at 8 o'clock this morning, its center position was 10.5 degrees north latitude and 168.1 degrees east longitude, traveling north-northeast at a speed of 8 kilometers per hour. The central air pressure is 1,000 hPa, the maximum wind speed near the center is 18 meters per second, the maximum instantaneous gust is 25 meters per second, and the average storm radius of Category 7 winds is 100 kilometers.