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Back|The eye of Typhoon Shuliki is clearly visible and is about to peak. It is 670 kilometers east of Taipei and is accelerating toward the northeast.
The eye of Typhoon Shuliki is clearly visible and is about to peak. It is 670 kilometers east of Taipei and is accelerating toward the northeast.
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自由时报·50 minutes ago·Environment·1 min read·🇨🇳China·

The eye of Typhoon Shuliki is clearly visible and is about to peak. It is 670 kilometers east of Taipei and is accelerating toward the northeast.

Typhoon Shuliki has not been able to pass through. It is currently accelerating northeastward 670 kilometers away from Taipei. The eye of the typhoon is clearly visible and is about to enter its peak state. People traveling in Okinawa should pay attention to the dynamics of the typhoon.

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  • Moderate Typhoon Shuliki continues to intensify and the eye of the typhoon is clearly visible.
  • It is currently located 670 kilometers east of Taipei and is accelerating northeastward at a speed of 16 kilometers per hour, affecting the Okinawa area.
  • The Meteorological Administration predicts that its intensity will still increase.

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Typhoon Shuliki is currently accelerating northeastward 670 kilometers east of Taipei and is affecting Okinawa.

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Typhoon Shuliki has not been able to pass through. It is currently accelerating northeastward 670 kilometers away from Taipei. The eye of the typhoon is clearly visible and is about to enter its peak state. People traveling in Okinawa should pay attention to the dynamics of the typhoon.

According to observations from the Central Meteorological Administration, the center of moderate typhoon Shuliki at 2 pm today (27th) is at 25.3 degrees north latitude and 128.2 degrees east longitude, moving northeastward at a speed of 16 kilometers per hour. The central pressure of Shuliji is 945 hPa, the maximum wind speed near the center is 45 meters per second, the average storm radius of Category 7 winds is 120 kilometers, and the average storm radius of Category 10 winds is 50 kilometers.

Shuliki is currently 110 kilometers south-south east of Naha (670 kilometers east of Taipei) and is affecting the Okinawa area. The Meteorological Administration predicts that Shuliki will gradually accelerate to the northeast, and there is room for increase in intensity.

According to the PO Izumo Tu of the weather expert "Taiwan Typhoon Forum | Weather Emergency", Typhoon Shuliji continues to intensify, and the eye of the storm is clearly visible. Although it is small, it is a full-fledged "little steel cannon". It is ready to enter its peak state and will challenge the front stage of the moderate typhoon.

The typhoon cloud pattern distribution has also changed from northeast to southwest, and is gradually accelerating to move northeast. The "Typhoon Forum" pointed out that due to the impact of the outer subsidence of the typhoon, high temperatures and hot temperatures continued in various places.

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  • Typhoon Shuliji will gradually accelerate to the northeast and there is room for increase in intensity

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  • Moderate Typhoon Shuliki continues to intensify and the eye of the typhoon is clearly visible.
  • It is currently located 670 kilometers east of Taipei and is accelerating northeastward at a speed of 16 kilometers per hour, affecting the Okinawa area.
  • The Meteorological Administration predicts that its intensity will still increase.

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