
AI-generated summary
Moderate Typhoon Qiangbi continues to approach Taiwan, resulting in intensified wind and rain and sporadic disasters in various places.
"Taiwan Typhoon Forum | Weather Emergency" stated that Typhoon Qiangbi is currently showing signs of deflecting to the west. (Taken from "Taiwan Typhoon Forum | Weather Emergency")
Moderate typhoon Qiangpi continues to approach Taiwan. Wind and rain are intensifying across Taiwan, and sporadic disasters have occurred in many places. Meteorology expert "Taiwan Typhoon Forum | Weather Emergency" stated that the typhoon is currently showing signs of deflecting to the west and is now very close to the land. If it gets closer to the west, the wind and rain on the north coast of Yilan, Keelung, North Hualien, and the east side of New Taipei will violently intensify, so be vigilant.
"Taiwan Typhoon Forum | Weather Emergency" issued an article at 5:49 pm stating that in the past hour, the speed of Qiangpi has slowed down and there are signs of deflecting to the west. The core of Typhoon Qiangpi is now very close to the land. If it moves closer to the west later, the wind and rain on the north coast of Yilan, Keelung, North Hualien, and the east side of New Taipei will violently intensify. Friends in the aforementioned areas must be vigilant.
The Central Meteorological Administration updated its wind and rainfall forecast for tomorrow this afternoon. The wind and rainfall in 16 counties, cities and regions have reached the standards for suspending work and classes. However, relevant news on class suspension and suspension of classes has yet to be announced by local governments.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Local governments will announce whether classes and classes will be suspended
Very likely · Within hours

Affected by Typhoon Qiangbi, winds were strong in coastal and open areas of Chiayi County, with gusts reaching level 10 in Haomeili, Budai Town. County Magistrate Weng Zhangliang reminded the public to reduce unnecessary outings, and the county disaster response center was on standby to complete water pumping and flood control preparations.

As the storm hits Taiwan, wind and rain continue to intensify in Changhua County, which has injured four motorcycle riders. The Disaster Response Center has received 230 disaster reports. The highest number of households without power in the county has reached 12,000. Currently, 6,063 households are without power and are undergoing emergency repairs.

Typhoon Qiangbi hit New Taipei City, and the Disaster Response Center held a work meeting on the 23rd. Mayor Hou Youyi pointed out that tonight will be the peak of the storm until tomorrow morning, and North and North Kitao will jointly announce whether to suspend classes tomorrow. At present, 1,421 people have been evacuated as a precautionary measure and 110 disaster cases have been received. The public is urged not to go out unless necessary.

The Qiangpi storm circle in Central Taiwan has enveloped the entire Taiwan, and the Central Meteorological Administration predicts that it will circle offshore and then move northward. Experts analyzed the six key factors for its irregular path and "wind is stronger than rain", and issued onshore strong wind warnings for 17 counties and cities, reminding that the strongest wind speed will fall tonight to tomorrow morning.

Typhoon Qiangpi's Category 10 storm circle touched Taiwan's mainland at 5 p.m., and its core trended westwards. Jia Xingxing, director of Taiwan Integrated Disaster Prevention Engineering Technology Consulting Company, pointed out that people in northern Taiwan will be very sensitive to wind and rain, and the Meteorological Administration has also issued special warnings of heavy rain and extremely heavy rain in the north.

Moderate typhoon Qiangpi is approaching the coast of Yilan and Hualien, Taiwan. Its movement speed has slowed down and it is turning. The Central Meteorological Administration issued a special heavy rain report. The accumulated rainfall in Yilan was close to the heavy rainfall standard, and a wave height of 10.6 meters broke the historical record in Orchid Island. The Meteorological Administration called on the public to be on strict alert.