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Storm direction map No. 8 – Photo: Hydrometeorological Forecast Center
According to the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasts, at 7:00 am on October 22, the center of storm number 8 about 400 km east of the Hoang Sa archipelago. The strongest wind in the area near the center of heavy storms is level 11 (100-115 km / h), level 14.
The radius of strong winds from level 6, the pull from level 8 or more is about 180 km from the center of the storm; The radius of strong winds from level 10, the pull from level 12 or more is about 80 km from the center of the storm.
The typhoon is forecast to move in a northwesterly direction over the next 24 hours, at about 10 km per hour and is likely to be stronger. At 7:00 am on October 23, the center of the storm was about 150 miles northeast of the Hoang Sa Archipelago. The strongest wind in the area near the center of strong storms is level 11-12 (100-135 km / h), level 14.
East Sea Storm Hazard Zone in Next 24 Hours (Strong Winds of Level 6 or Higher, Shaking from Level 8 or Higher): 14.5 to 20.0 degrees North latitude; from 112.0 to 118.5 degrees East Longitude. All vessels operating in the danger zone are at high risk of being affected by strong winds.
Due to the influence of storms, the Northeast Sea region had 10-11 storms and strong winds, then increased to level 12, level 14; sea waves 6 to 8 m high; fierce rough seas.
For the next 24 to 48 hours, the storm moves in a northwesterly direction, traveling at 5 to 10 km per hour. At 7:00 am on October 24, the center of the storm was right in the northern waters of the Hoang Sa Archipelago. The strongest wind in the area near the center of strong storms is level 11-12 (100-135 km / h), level 14.
During the next 48 to 72 hours, the storm moved mainly westward, traveling at 15-20 km per hour. At 7:00 am on October 25, the center of the storm was in the waters south of the Gulf of Tonkin. The strongest wind in the area near the center of heavy storms is level 8-9 (60-90 km / h), level 11.
For the next 72 to 96 hours, the typhoon moved mainly westward, traveling at 20-25 km per hour.
Mr. Mai Van Khiem, Director of the National Center for Hydrometeorological Forecasts, said that due to many factors, the direction of movement and the area affected by the storm were unpredictable.
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