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At noon on November 8, the tropical depression crossed the Philippines into the South China Sea, likely to intensify into a storm and head toward the south central provinces.
The National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting said that at 13 a.m., the tropical depression is about 610 km from West Song Tu Island to the northeast, the strongest wind is 60 km / h, level 7.
The westbound low pressure with a speed of 25-30 km / h is forecast tonight and tomorrow morning is likely to turn into a storm. At 13:00 on September 11, the center of the storm was about 170 km from West Song Tu Island, the strongest wind was 75 km / h, level 8, two levels of impact.
The typhoon then headed west until 1:00 p.m. on November 10, approached the coast of the provinces from Phu Yen to Ninh Thuan.
Predict the direction and area affected by low pressure. Image: NCHMF
Radio Japan this afternoon recorded the strongest wind of the tropical depression at 55 km / h, heading to the South Central of Vietnam. At 1:00 am on November 9, the tropical depression turned into a storm with 83 km / h winds; it reaches its peak on the same day with winds of 93 km / h.
Nguyen Van Huong, Head of the Climate Forecast Division (National Hydrometeorological Forecast Center), said the next storm is moving very fast, so it only has two days near the provinces from Phu Yen to Ninh Thuan.
“From November 9 to 12, the storms will cause very heavy rains in the Central and South Central regions. The Central Highlands are affected by the circulation of the storm, so there will also be rain,” Huong said. Areas that are forecast to have heavy rains have had floods in the past, so the risk of flash floods is very high.
In addition to the tropical depression that is about to turn into a storm, the eastern Philippines also appears as a zone of low pressure, according to the National Center for Hydrometeorological Forecasts on November 12, the low pressure in the East Sea, is strengthened into a storm.
The north of next week is affected by cold and dry air, so the main weather is less cloudy, sunny, night temperature is below 20, on the day 26-29 degrees Celsius.
In October, the central region suffered 4 storms, a low pressure zone and a tropical depression, and two strong floods from October 6 to 13 and October 16 to 20. According to the Central Steering Committee for the Prevention and Control of Natural Disasters, two floods caused 138 deaths, 16 people lost their public service and the material damage was about 15.5 billion VND. In particular, Hurricane Molave (Typhoon No. 9) killed 40 people, 43 disappeared and 140 were injured; the estimated physical damage was 12.530 billion dong.
