According to the National Center for Meteorology and Hydrology, at 4:00 pm on October 27, the location of the ninth super typhoon (Molave) was at about 13.6 degrees north latitude; 112.8 degrees Dong Kinh, about 550 km from Da Nang, 490 km from Quang Nam, 440 km from Quang Ngai, 360 km from Phu Yen. The strongest wind near the center of strong storms level 14 (150 – 165 km / h), shock level 17. The radius of strong winds from level 6, shaking from level 8 or more about 320 km from the center of Storm; Strong wind radius from level 10, shaking from level 12 or more about 100 miles from the center of the storm.
Typhoon No. 9 is more than 300 km from the mainland, strong winds will appear in the next few hours
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Typhoon No. 9 is forecast to move in the northwest direction in the next 24 hours, every hour is 20-25 km, it will go inland from Da Nang to Phu Yen with the strongest wind 12-13, level 15 then gradually weakened. At 4:00 pm on October 28, the storm’s position was at 15.1 degrees north latitude; 107.7 degrees Kinh Dong, on the mainland from Quang Nam to Binh Dinh, North Central Highlands. The strongest wind in the area near the center of strong storms is level 8 (60 – 75 km / h), level 10.
East Sea Storm Hazard Zone in Next 24 Hours (Strong Winds from Level 6 or Higher, Bumps from Level 8 or Higher): from latitude 11.0 to latitude 18.0 north; west longitude 115.5 degrees east longitude. All vessels operating in the danger zone are at high risk of being hit by strong winds.
Over the next 24 to 36 hours, the typhoon moved west at 25 kilometers per hour, headed inland, and weakened into a tropical depression. At 4 o’clock on October 29, the location of the center of the tropical depression is about 15.2 degrees north latitude; 105.1 degrees east longitude, above the Thailand region. The strongest wind in the area near the center of the strong tropical depression is level 6 (40 – 50 km / h), level 8.
For the next 36 to 48 hours, the tropical depression continued to penetrate inland, weakening into an area of low pressure.
Typhoon No. 9 is one of the strongest storms in Vietnam in the last 20 years
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Warning of strong winds, big waves in the sea
The area north and between the East Sea (including the southern waters of the Hoang Sa archipelago and the northern waters of the Spratly archipelago) have strong winds of 10-11, the area near the center of 12-14 level storms , level 17; sea waves 8 to 10 m high; fierce sea.
Vice Premier Trinh Dinh Dung inspects storm prevention No. 9 at Tho Quang (Da Nang) boat lock
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Sea waters from Da Nang to Phu Yen (including Ly Son Island District) have strong winds of 9-11, then rise to level 13, level 15; rough sea; Sea waves 6 to 8 m high. The Gulf of Tonkin and the sea area from Quang Tri to Thua Thien – Hue (including Con Co Island) were influenced by the northern circulation of the storm combined with cold air, resulting in a northeast wind at 8-9, level 11.; very strong seas; Sea waves 4 to 6 m high. The waters from Khanh Hoa to Binh Thuan have strong winds of level 7, level 10; strong seas; Sea waves 3 to 5 m high.
In the coastal areas of the provinces from Nghe An to Binh Dinh, the possibility of storm surge is 0.5 to 1.5 m high. Risk of flooding in low-lying areas, estuaries and coastal lagoons from Thua Thien – Hue to Quang Ngai.
In the Central and Central Highlands, there will be very heavy rains due to Typhoon No. 9
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Strong winds on dry land
The storms began to cause strong winds ashore from the afternoon and tonight (October 27); The time with the strongest winds on the continent is from the morning until the afternoon of October 28. The provinces / cities from Thua Thien – Hue to Phu Yen have strong winds of 8-10, level 12; Particularly the coastal provinces / cities of Da Nang, Quang Nam, Quang Ngai, Binh Dinh have strong winds of 11-13, level 15. Kon Tum and Gia Lai provinces have strong winds of 7-8, shock level. 10. Quang Binh, Quang Tri and North Khanh Hoa provinces have strong winds of 6-7, level 10.
Heavy rains: From now until October 29, in Thua Thien – Hue to Phu Yen area there are very heavy rains with popular total rainfall of 200 – 400mm / wave; North Central Highlands 100-200 mm / hour.
From October 28 to October 31, the Nghe An to Quang Tri area experienced very heavy rainfall with a total common rainfall of 200-400 mm / hour; In particular, Nam Nghe An and Ha Tinh have typical rainfall of 500 to 700 mm / hour.
Level 9 Natural Disaster Risk is Level 4.
Men, women, old and young joined together to help push the boats ashore to avoid storms
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