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2020/10/30 10:21 Weather news
At 9 am on the 30th (Friday), just 30 hours after the outbreak, the maximum wind speed near the center reached 45 m / s, making it a “very strong” force. You can see the typhoon’s eyes near the center in the weather satellite image.
▼ Typhoon No. 19 October 30 (Friday) 9:00
Area of existence east of the Philippines
Size class //
Very strong force class
Move west 15 km / h
Central pressure 965 hPa
Maximum wind speed 45 m / s (near center)
Maximum instantaneous wind speed 60 m / s
Typhoon No. 19 is expected to continue moving westward, approaching and landing in the Philippines on Sunday, November 1, while maintaining its “very strong” power. There is a high possibility of being hit by a storm in the area where the field is located, and there is concern about the occurrence of damage.
▼ Typhoon No. 20 October 30 (Friday) 9:00
Mariana Islands area of existence
Size class //
Force class //
Move 45 km / h from northwest to west
Central pressure 1000 hPa
Maximum wind speed 18 m / s
Maximum instantaneous wind speed 25 m / s
Typhoon season in the South Sea is not over yet, as two or three typhoons occur each year in November.
Typhoon No. 19’s name “Goni / 고니” was proposed by South Korea and is taken from the Korean word for swan (Kohakucho).
Typhoon No. 20’s name “Atsani” is a name proposed by Thailand and means thunder.
Visible image of the meteorological satellite: ICT Information and Communication Research Organization