The "Qiangpi" storm circle may pass by, and the invasion rate in 6 counties and cities exceeds 50%

The strong stage "Qiang Pi" is approaching fiercely. (Picture taken from Central Meteorological Administration)

This year's No. 29 typhoon "Qiangpi" is approaching fiercely, and the eye of the typhoon is clearly visible. However, the weather agency's forecast path continues to move northward. The latest 120-hour typhoon wind attack probability of major cities and outlying islands in Taiwan continues to increase, with the highest 62% in Keelung County and Yilan County.

The current intensity of Typhoon "Qiangpi" remains at the level of a strong typhoon. Its center position at 2 am today is in the sea 1,800 kilometers southeast and east of Eluanbi. It is moving northwest and west at a speed of 24 kilometers per hour. The central pressure is 910 hPa, and the average storm radius of Category 7 winds is 250 kilometers.

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The latest report from the Meteorological Administration pointed out that the latest 120-hour probability of typhoon storms in major cities and outlying islands in Taiwan continues to increase. The six counties and cities in the northern and northern areas of Kitao, Tao, and Yihua are all above 50%. Among them, the highest probability of invasion is 62% in Keelung County and Yilan County. The south of Hsinchu and Taitung areas continue to be revised downward.

The probability of typhoons hitting major cities and outlying islands in Taiwan in the latest 120 hours continues to increase. (Picture taken from Central Meteorological Administration)