Storm and low pressure, Central rain again

According to the Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, October 11, a tropical depression intensified into a storm off Central Philippines, becoming the 20th storm of this year, with its international name BANYAN. .

It is forecasted that in the next 2-3 days, typhoon BANYAN will move west and northwest, about 10 km per hour and most likely to enter the South China Sea.

In addition to Typhoon BANYAN, currently in southern Hainan Island (China) is operating a tropical depression , strong intensity level 6, shock level 7. This tropical depression will move in the direction of west and west north, going to the North Central Coast and weakening into low pressure area.

The road map of Typhoon Banyan was updated at 10 pm on October 11, 2011 (9.3 N, 127.3 E)
(Source: Hong Kong Meteorological Agency forecast page)

Due to the effects of tropical depressions, in the southern Gulf of Tonkin there are strong winds of level 5, level 6, shock level 7; The sea is quite strong. Central, Central Highlands and Southern regions have rain, scattered with moderate rain, there are places with heavy rain.

From October 14, when Typhoon BANYAN crossed the Philippines into the South China Sea, in the east and the middle of the East Sea, stormy winds will gradually increase to level 8, level 9, level 10 and level 11; The sea is very strong.

In the coming days, the flood waters of the Mekong River will be little changed, the interior of Dong Thap Muoi (EIA) and Long Xuyen Quadrangle will continue to rise, after slow and high changes.