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This afternoon, November 1, the General Department for Disaster Prevention and Control (MARD), after consulting with the Philippine Geological Services Agency (PAGASA), the Permanent Office of the Council for Risk Mitigation and Management The national disaster ( NDRRMC) said that in the early morning of November 1, Super Typhoon Goni made landfall in the vicinity of Bato, Catanduanes Island.
This afternoon, Hurricane Goni will pass through the Camarines provinces before heading to the Marinduque-South Quezon area. Typhoon Goni would then escape from the mainland of Luzon to enter the South China Sea between tonight and tomorrow morning, November 2.
In particular, PAGASA forecasts that as it passes south of the island of Luzon, Typhoon Goni is forecast to weaken, but as it enters the South China Sea it will strengthen again.
Photo taken of Typhoon GONI when it landed in the Philippines. Photo: CTV
However, Vietnam meteorology experts predict that Typhoon Goni, when it enters the South China Sea, will gradually weaken and when on land it will only be magnitude 8 to 9, even weakening into a tropical depression.
Mr. Truong Ba Kien, from the Institute of Meteorology, Hydrology and Climate Change, said Typhoon Goni reached its strongest stage before going to the Philippines. As it passed here, the storm was in the developing stage and due to the small circulation of the storm, friction with the terrain in the Philippines decreased.
Entering the South China Sea, storms continue to face unfavorable conditions, such as cold sea surface temperature, dry air, small circulation with the interaction of the Atsani storm outside, so it is not able to restructure a good circulation. Like Typhoon No. 9.
“Typhoon Goni changes direction many times and moves slower than Typhoon No. 9, so when it makes landfall, it will likely only be magnitude 8-9, even a tropical depression” – reported Mr. Kien .
The National Center for Hydrometeorological Forecasts also forecasts that, from tonight until tomorrow morning, November 2, Storm Goni will enter the East Sea.
Forecast at 1:00 pm on November 2, Typhoon Goni is at about 15.0 degrees north latitude; 117.2 degrees east longitude, about 560 km from the Hoang Sa archipelago in the southeast. The strongest wind in the area near the center of a strong storm is level 10 (90-100 km / h), level 13.
During the next 24 to 48 hours, Typhoon Goni moves mainly west, with a speed of 15-20 km / hour, the intensity of the storm when 220 km from the Hoang Sa archipelago decreases to 9-10, level 12.
After that, the storm continues to move in a southwesterly direction, moving slowly at a speed of 10-15 km / hour, towards Da Nang-Phu Yen provinces. When they are about 180km from the coast of these provinces, the storm is magnitude 10 and level 13.
(OLP) – This morning, entering the central Philippines, the intensity of Typhoon Goni dropped below the level of the super typhoon.
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