
A maritime typhoon warning is expected to be issued tonight to early tomorrow morning, and will be closest to Taiwan from Friday morning to early Saturday morning.
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Strong typhoon Qiangpi continues to approach Taiwan, and the meteorological unit is expected to issue a maritime typhoon warning.
The strong typhoon "Qiangpi" continues to approach Taiwan, and a maritime typhoon warning is expected to be issued from tonight to the early morning of tomorrow (22). In this regard, weather expert "Taiwan Typhoon Forum - Weather Emergency" pointed out that Qiangbi's route is closer to Taiwan, and there is still a chance that Qiangpi will land in Taiwan. It is expected that Qiangpi will be closest to Taiwan from Friday morning to early Saturday morning. People in the north of central China and Yihua are urged to be prepared for typhoon prevention.
The fan blog "Taiwan Typhoon Forum - Weather Emergency" posted on Facebook that according to the latest forecast path of the Meteorological Administration, Qiangpi's overall route is closer to Taiwan, and there is still a certain chance that it will land in Taiwan, which cannot be completely ruled out. At the same time, special attention should be paid to that if the typhoon gets closer to Taiwan, it may have the opportunity to interact with Taiwan's land, and then deflect westward, spin and other irregular trends.
Fanzhuan pointed out that based on the current data, the storm circle is expected to first touch Yilan and Hualien on Friday morning, and then Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Miaoli, Taichung, Nantou and other places will gradually enter the storm circle. The closer it gets to Taiwan, the wider the coverage area. It is expected that Friday morning to early Saturday morning will be the time when Qiangpi is closest to Taiwan. People in the north of central China and Yihua are urged to be prepared for typhoon prevention.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Marine typhoon warning issued tonight to early tomorrow morning
Very likely · Within hours
The storm circle will be closest to Taiwan from Friday morning to Saturday morning
Likely · Within days

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