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The circulation of Storm No. 8 combined with the strong northeast monsoon, which causes thunderstorms and whirlpools in the waters, is very dangerous for ships.
According to the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasts, Typhoon No. 8 entered the East Sea in a northwesterly direction and could affect the Central North and Central Central provinces in these weekends.
Mr. Tran Quang Nang – Head of the Weather Forecast Department, National Hydrometeorological Forecast Center, information on the latest development of Typhoon No. 8.
Sir, how is the direction of typhoon No. 8 entering the continental provinces of the north and center of our country today?
– The current intensity of Typhoon No. 8 is around 8 to 9, moving northwest, possibly increasing in intensity in the next 24 to 48 hours, reaching level 11-12 when in the area of the Paracel island. This is a very dangerous wind level for ships and boats at sea.
With the recent storms that hit the central provinces in a short time, what kinds of dangerous natural disasters are the risks involved?
– Dangerous types of natural disasters like strong winds and thunderstorms in the waters are very dangerous for ships. This is the circulation of storms and strong monsoons from the northeast. Next, we must pay attention to the possibility of torrential rains affecting the continent in the next 3-4 days in the Central region.
Can you explain why the central region has been continually raining, causing historic floods like last time?
– This year, due to the influence of La Niña morphology, the impact of climate change is also increasingly aggravating extreme weather events. Our central region has recently been affected by dangerous weather patterns, storms, cold air …
Given the heavy rains and floods and storm No. 8 that enters our continent, how do you recommend locations to avoid natural disasters and minimize damage?
– With such intense natural disaster conditions, people must pay attention to strong winds in dangerous waters for ships. Additionally, the risk of flash floods, landslides in western mountainous areas measures saturated soil, low flooding, and urban areas. People should pay attention to our hydrometeorological forecasts and the guidance of local authorities when there is a disaster to avoid it quickly.
Thank you sincerely!
La Niña is a phenomenon in contrast to the El Niño phenomenon. The La Niña phenomenon had the strongest impact at the end of the year until February next year. La Niña will occur just after the El Niño phenomenon ends. The La Niña phenomenon of cold ocean currents cools the temperature of the areas through which it passes. This is the phenomenon that the surface seawater layer in the aforementioned area cools in an abnormal way, occurring with the same or scarce cycle as El Niño.
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