Storm No. 12 targets Khanh Hoa - Ninh Thuan, winds of 130km / h

Typhoon No. 12, international name is Damrey, is accelerating, increasing and heading into the waters of Khanh Hoa - Ninh Thuan. When approaching the shore, storms can be strong to level 12 (winds of 130 km / h).

On the afternoon of November 2, the storm center number 12 (international name Damrey - Elephant) is about 800 km east of Khanh Hoa - Ninh Thuan coast, the highest wind speed reaches 8-9 (60-90 km / h) , shock level 11.

Damrey is very strong when approaching the mainland

In the next 24 hours, the storm moves in the west, with a speed of 20 km / h and will be stronger. In the afternoon of November 3, the storm center No. 12 is only about 300 km east of Khanh Hoa - Ninh Thuan coast. At this time, the storm has wind speed of 10-11 level (90-115 km / h), shock level 14.

Location and direction of storm No. 12 in the forecast report on November 2.(Photo: NCHMF).

The storm then kept moving, decelerating to 15 km / h. When entering the mainland of the South Central provinces, the storm is forecast to increase, reaching level 11-12 (130 km / h), jerking level 15 and weakening. On the afternoon of November 4, the location of the storm center is located on the mainland of the Southern Central provinces. The strongest wind is in the area near the center of strong storm level 8-9 (60-90 km / h), shock level 12.

According to the Hong Kong Meteorological Agency, on November 4, Typhoon Damrey will land on Vietnam's mainland, the strongest wind in the area near the center of the storm reaches over 100 km / h.

Hong Kong Meteorological Agency predicts the direction of storm Damrey.(Photo: HKO).

Combined with cold air causing heavy rain on a large scale

At the same time, the meteorological agency said the north had just appeared a strong cold air component moving south. From November 3, the influence of strong cold air, the Gulf of Tonkin has wind level 6-7, shock level 9; the North East Sea region winds 7-8, level 10 jerks.

From the night of November 2, the waters off the central and southern central provinces wind up gradually to level 6-7, level 9. The night and tomorrow, the waters off the south of the provinces from Tra Vinh to Ca Mau and Ca Mau to Kien Giang to continue thunderstorms, winds of level 6-7.

Satellite image of storm No. 12. (Photo: NCHMF).

From the afternoon and night of November 3, strong cold air combined with the impact of typhoon No. 12 caused heavy rain for the provinces from Quang Tri to Binh Thuan. Heavy rain is complicated and prolonged, spreading to North Central, Central Highlands and Southeast.

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