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According to the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) of the United States Air Force, Typhoon Goni, passing east of the Philippines, will have maximum sustained winds of up to 240 km / h and gusts of more than 296 km. / hour on October 31.
Back then, according to JTWC ratings, Goni was considered a super hurricane.
Meanwhile, the seve-weather.eu site predicts that Goni will continue to strengthen for at least two more days and turn into a “monster storm.” Goni could become a Category 5 hurricane before making landfall in the Philippines in the next 36 hours. Storm prediction models indicate that Goni could soon become the strongest storm this year.
However, after landing, Typhoon Goni will weaken as it crosses the mountainous terrain in central Luzon. After that, the storm entered the East Sea and landed in Vietnam.
Predict the path of the Goni storm. Photo: JWTC
According to the Philippine Meteorological Agency PAGASA, Typhoon Goni will move in a west-southwest or southwest direction on October 30 until the evening of October 31 (local time). The typhoon will then turn west-northwest as it moves over the waters of the Bicol area towards the east coast of Central Luzon – Quezon.
PAGASA said the center of the eye of Hurricane Goni is likely to fall in the Central Luzon – Quezon area in the afternoon of November 1 or in the morning of November 2. Typhoon Goni then weakens as it cuts through mountainous terrain in central Luzon and reappears in the South China Sea.
According to PAGASA, from the night of October 29 to the morning of October 30, the storms will cause moderate to heavy rains in the areas of Bicol, Eastern Visayas, Central Visayas and Caraga. The stormy rains are likely to bring heavy rains in the Bicol region and the eastern parts of northern and central Luzon from October 31 or November 1.
Bao hanh
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