What is the future development of Typhoon Hato?

This year's No. 13 typhoon Hato formed over the northwest Pacific Ocean on the morning of August 20 and moved west-northwest with increasing intensity. As of 13:00 on the 22nd, the center of "Hato" was located over the sea about 580 kilometers south-east of Zhuhai City, Guangdong Province, with a maximum wind force of 10 (28 meters and seconds) near its center, that is, a severe tropical storm, and a minimum pressure of 982 hPa at the center.

It is expected that "Hato" will continue to move west-northward at a speed of 20-25 kilometers per hour, continue to strengthen offshore, and will make landfall along the coast from Shenzhen to Maoming in Guangdong Province during its peak during the day on the 23rd (35-42 ms, 12-14 magnitude). After landfall, "Hato" will continue to move westward, and will move into Guangxi on the night of the 23rd, gradually weakening in intensity.

From the 22nd to the 24th, "Hato" will bring 7 9 gale force winds to the northern part of the South China Sea, the Taiwan Strait, the Bashi Strait, the ocean east of Taiwan, the eastern coast of Taiwan, the coastal area of Guangdong, and the coast of central and southern Fujian, and the wind strength of the nearby sea areas and areas where the center of "Hato" passes will reach 10 13 with gusts of 14 15. In terms of rainfall, from the 22nd to the 24th, Taiwan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Guizhou, Yunnan and other places successively had heavy to heavy rain, heavy rain in some areas, and local heavy rain. The cumulative rainfall is 40 80 mm, 100 200 mm in some areas, and can exceed 350 mm locally, and the maximum hourly rainfall in some of the above areas is 60 80 mm; The heaviest rainfall period occurred on the 23rd and 24th.

At the same time, with the impact of wind and rain brought by "Hato", the high temperature weather in Guangxi will gradually end.

Typhoon Hato was on August 23, 2017.

Typhoon Hato was identified as forming over the northwest Pacific Ocean at 2:00 p.m. on 20 August 2017. Since then, it has continued to increase in intensity, and was upgraded to typhoon on August 22 and strong typhoon on August 23, with two consecutive jumps in one day, reaching a maximum of 15 and 48 meters and seconds (in the best path, it was upgraded to a super typhoon of 16 and 52 meters and seconds). Later, at around 12:50 on the 23rd, it was recognized by the ** Meteorological Observatory as a strong typhoon (14, 45 m s) to land in Zhuhai City, Guangdong Province, China, and was downgraded to a tropical depression at 14 o'clock on the 24th after being buried in Yeyeyang Ant Zaisong, and was finally stopped numbering at 17 o'clock.

Typhoon Hato was formed in 2017 over the northwest Pacific Ocean. After that, it intensified into a severe tropical storm at 8 a.m. on August 22 and a typhoon at 3 p.m. At 7 o'clock on August 23, it strengthened into a strong typhoon, jumping two levels in a row, and the strongest reached 15 (48 m s, revised to 16 in the yearbook, 52 m s).

At around 12:50, it made landfall as a strong typhoon (14, 45m s) in Zhuhai, Guangdong Province, China. At 14 o'clock on August 24, it weakened into a tropical depression, and at 17 o'clock, the ** meteorological station stopped numbering it.

Typhoon Hato caused the ** Meteorological Observatory to issue the first typhoon red warning signal in 2017, the Hong Kong and Macao meteorological departments issued the Hurricane Signal No. 10, and the landfall coincided with the astronomical tide, bringing major damage to Zhuhai, Hong Kong, Macao and other regions, causing 24 deaths and the loss of 100 million US dollars through the annihilation of Li Ji, of which 100 million US dollars came from Chinese mainland, 100 million US dollars from Hong Kong, and 100 million US dollars from Macau.

Affected by the "Hato", there were violent storms and rains in the coastal areas of South China. Meteorological monitoring shows that from 12 noon on the 22nd to 2 pm today, the cumulative rainfall in Guangdong, Guangxi and other places has reached 250 to 400 mm. The wind strength in Zhuhai, Macao and Hong Kong reached 16 to 17, and the local wind force exceeded 17.

Footage taken by mobile phones shows a tower crane spinning wildly in the wind on the roof of a construction site in Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong. At another construction site, strong winds lifted up the two-storey prefabricated house on the construction site.

Hato "carries wind and rain all the way, and the rescue work in relevant areas is also non-stop. In Aiguo Village, Yangjiang City, Guangdong Province, rainwater poured into the village, and the water depth exceeded 2 meters in some areas, and nine people were trapped. Rescuers used bamboo ladders and ropes to build a life-saving passage and move the trapped people to a safe area overnight.

At noon on the 23rd, this year's No. 13 typhoon "Hato", which landed in Zhuhai, Guangdong Province with a strong typhoon-level intensity, has become the strongest typhoon to land in China this year, and has so far killed 16 people, and the rescue work in relevant areas has not stopped. On the afternoon of the 24th, "Hato" weakened into a tropical depression in Guangxi.

In order to ensure the safety of people, Guangdong has used schools and convention and exhibition centers as temporary resettlement sites, and so far, more than 270,000 people have been resettled in Guangdong.

In Zhuhai, where Hato made a frontal landfall, trees fell and obstructed traffic. Rescue personnel mobilized large machinery to clean up overnight, and by this morning, the fallen trees on the main roads in Zhuhai had been basically cleared.

Hato has had a serious impact on Hong Kong and Macao. In Macao, more than 150 injured people have suffered various degrees of trauma such as cuts, hard object injuries and fractures, and most of the injured are currently in good condition. "Hato" caused a power outage in most parts of Macao, and China Southern Power Grid organized more than 5,000 people to make emergency repairs, and this morning, the power supply to Macao was restored to normal.

As the impact of Hato waned, all tropical cyclone warnings were lifted in Hong Kong at 8:40 p.m. last night, and Hong Kong International Airport gradually resumed operations from yesterday evening.

Hato" moved all the way west, and at about eight o'clock last night, it entered Guangxi from Guangdong. Affected by it, heavy rainfall and windy weather occurred in many places in Guangxi. In Longsheng Town, Beiliu City, a tornado hit a stone storage yard, destroying some machinery and houses.

Affected by the "Hato", the water level of some rivers in Guangxi is obvious, and dozens of flights at Nanning Airport have been cancelled or delayed.

Although Hato has now weakened into a tropical depression, its wind and rain effects will continue. **The Meteorological Observatory predicts that in the next two days, there will be heavy to heavy rain in some areas of Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan and other places, and the risk of local flash floods and geological disasters is greater.

I hope that the broad masses of people will hold on.

According to reports, at 12:50 on August 23, Typhoon "Tiange", the 13th typhoon of this year, made landfall on the southern coast of Zhuhai, Guangdong. At the time of landfall, the central wind force was 14, setting a new record for the intensity of the most typhoon affecting the Pearl River Delta since 1983.

According to the report, Tiange's landfall coincided with the second day of the seventh lunar month, just in time for the astronomical tide, and the typhoon would have caused a storm surge. However, when the two peaks of storm surge and astronomical tide are superimposed, many embankments in the Pearl River Delta exceed the alert tide level, and seawater inflow even occurs in many places in Guangdong.

In addition, "Tian Ge" also has a significant impact on transportation. Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong high-speed railway, Guangdong section of Xiamen-Shenzhen railway, Guangzhou-Shenzhen railway EMU and other trains were suspended yesterday due to typhoons. As of 7 o'clock last night, Guangdong Province has transferred 10,000 people, evacuated more than 10,000 tourists, and changed the itinerary.

According to the China Meteorological Administration**, Tiange will move westward at a speed of 25 to 30 kilometers per hour and gradually weaken in intensity. Experts said that "Tian Ge" will sweep across the Pearl River Delta economic belt until it enters Yunnan, and there will be strong wind and rain everywhere it goes.

I hope that the typhoon can be passed smoothly and will not cause more harm!