Occurrence of tropical depressions off the Pacific

Information from the Japan International Meteorological Station on July 20 indicates that two tropical depressions have appeared in the eastern Philippines.

In which there is a tropical depression at the coordinates of 27.25 North latitude and 160 degrees East longitude, moving slowly in the direction of West-West to the Philippines.

Satellite photos.

According to the Central Hydrometeorological Center, currently low pressure trenches passing through the North are operating in the Northwest - Southeast groove, interacting with the Southeast wind zone operating from the ground to a height of 5,000m. So on July 20 in the North and North Central, there will continue to be widespread rain, some places are very big to big rain like Phu Yen (Son La) 129mm, Hoang Su Phi (Ha Giang) 114mm, Bai Chay (Quang Ninh ) 66mm, Quy Chau (Nghe An) 71mm . The situation of low pressure trench is maintained until July 22.

The Central Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Control said that after two large hydropower reservoirs in the North, namely Son La and Hoa Binh, flooded, on July 20, water on the Red River began to rise quickly. The water level downstream of the Red River, in the morning of July 20 in Hanoi is 6.45m. The water level at the downstream of Thai Binh river at Pha Lai is 2.67m.

In the South, the headwater level of the Mekong River is also rising and according to the forecast until July 23, the highest water level in Tan Chau is at 2.72m and in Chau Doc at 2.32m.