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Enough to destroy old buildings
Penetrating inland from north to south … fear of great damage
The 10th typhoon ‘HAISHEN’ in the north is expected to land in Geoje, Gyeongnam on the 7th. The power of the typhoon continues to increase and after landing, it is expected to penetrate the South and North Korean regions, which it is a great concern.
According to the Meteorological Administration on the 4th, the High Line is expected to reach a central air pressure of 910 hPa (hectopascals) and a maximum wind speed of 202 km per hour (56 m per second) on the 5th. over 194 km / h (54 m / s), it is the strongest “superpower” typhoon among typhoon types. If the wind blows at about 200 km / h, people can fly and old buildings can collapse. If you think the wind is hitting you in a car running at 200 km / h, you can guess its power.
The tall ship is expected to land in Geoje around 1 pm after passing north as it passes Kagoshima, Japan on the 7th. However, upon landing on the Korean Peninsula, the intensity is expected to ease a little due to a ‘strong’ typhoon. Still, there is a 144 km / h (40 m / s) wind with the power to derail the moving train. It is expected to move vertically, passing Daegu around 4 p.m. on the 7th and Danyang, Chungbuk around 7 p.m. The closest time to Seoul was forecast at 9 p.m. on the 7th.
The Meteorological Administration changed the classification criteria for typhoons in May this year and created a “superpower” stage. It is a measure in mind that as the sea level rises due to climate change, strong typhoons will occur more frequently. Typhoons are divided into “medium, strong, very strong and super strong” based on the strength of the wind. Typhoon No. 9 ‘Mysak’, which passed over the Korean Peninsula earlier, was a ‘very strong’ typhoon with a central air pressure of 935 hPa and a maximum wind speed of 176 km / h (49 m / s ) when he was stronger. When ‘Maemi’ in 2003, ‘Sanba’ in 2012, ‘Raccoon’ in 2014, and ‘Chaba’ in 2016 were the strongest, they developed to the superpower level.
The Meteorological Administration explained: “Even if the route partially changes due to the expansion and contraction of high pressure in the North Pacific, the intensity is very strong and most regions of Korea will be affected.” Even after the High Line, a strong typhoon can travel north of the Korean Peninsula at any time. Last year, October Typhoon ‘Mitak’, which occurred in the warm sea at low latitudes, landed on the Korean Peninsula off the North Pacific coast along the high pressure rim in the North Pacific. Hisun is the name presented by China, which means god of the sea. Reporter Eunji Kang [email protected]
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