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At 01:00 on August 23, the location of the center of the storm is about 17.5 degrees Vi Bac; 126.6 degrees Kinh Dong, about 450 km from the island of Luke to the East.
Northern Quang Ninh landfall caused heavy rains and winds, and on August 3, Wipha stormed into a tropical depression, continuing to influence Hai Phong and Nam Dinh.
Many phoenix trees on streets in Hanoi and Hai Phong all fell due to the impact of Wipha storm, early morning 3/8.
At 04 o'clock, the location of the center of the storm is about 21.3 degrees Vi Bac; 109.2 degrees Kinh Dong, about 180 km from the mainland of Quang Ninh-Hai Phong prov…
Around the evening and tonight (August 2), the storm entered the provinces from Quang Ninh to Nam Dinh with 10-11 winds.
At 0:00 on August 1, Hurricane Wipha with winds of 90km / h is only 120km from the Gulf of Tonkin, forecast to cause heavy rain for the North East from this afternoon.
In the past 3 hours, the storm No. 3 moved mainly in the North direction.
This morning (July 31), the tropical low pressure on the North East Sea became strong into a storm (storm No. 3 in 2019) and the international name is WIPHA.
According to the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, there are storms of Danas and newly formed tropical depressions, causing level 3 disast…
At 07:00 on July 3, the location of the center of the storm was about 19.2 degrees north latitude; 109.3 Kinh Dong, on the western part of Hainan Island (China), about 2…
A month after super typhoon Fani hit the northeastern coast of India, a new storm was about to land, but this time on the west coast.
Fani super typhoon with a strong wind force of more than 200km / h is about to land in India, threatening the lives of more than 100 million people living along the east…
Super Typhoon Florence has come across really a disaster for the people of East America. At the present time, water continues to rise in rivers, causing flooding in many…
Asia-Pacific is home to 60% of the world's population, which is also the most disaster-prone region in the world.