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Super typhoon Ragasa is expected to move into the East Sea late Monday night with sustained winds of 202–220 km/h, becoming the ninth storm to affect Vietnam this year.…
Storm Ragasa is considered one of the strongest storms in 2025 operating in the East Sea, with the ability to make landfall directly in the Northern provinces with very…
According to forecasts, storm No. 3 (storm Yagi) will accelerate to its greatest strength on September 6.
Climate change is making the Philippines more vulnerable to tropical storms, with rising temperatures making the country twice as likely to be hit by deadly storms.
Before super typhoon Usagi made landfall, the sky in the Philippines was a strange shade of dark red or bright pink, as if it had been painted.
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration said on November 15 that Tropical Storm Man-yi (Pepito) could strengthen into a super ty…
Last night, super typhoon Manyi entered the East Sea, becoming storm number 9 with wind gusts of level 15, then gradually decreasing. Cold air will cause temperatures in…
On November 14, NASA released satellite images capturing an unusual event when four storms, Toraji, Yinxing, Usagi, and Manyi, appeared at the same time in November.
Super Typhoon Kong-rey has one of the largest eyewalls ever recorded in the history of storms on Earth,
Last night, a tropical depression in the eastern Philippines intensified into Typhoon Trami. The storm is forecast to move into the East Sea.
Typhoon Tra Mi brought heavy rains and severe flooding in the northern Philippines, killing at least 14 people and forcing thousands to evacuate.
Storm Kong-rey - a storm forecast to become a super typhoon - is evolving unpredictably, changing direction suddenly and the location of its landfall is already known.
Hurricane Milton is pushing boundaries and breaking records. Meteorologists have even noticed it has a pinhole eye.
Faced with increasingly stronger storms, scientists have called for expanding the Saffir-Simpson scale to level 6 for storms with winds above 308km/h.
Yesterday, May 26, the Pacific Northwest region welcomed the first storm of this year's storm season, one month later than the average for many years.