Haikou, China National Broadcasting Corporation News, October 8 (Reporter Cai Wenjuan) Hainan Meteorological Bureau upgraded the typhoon level 4 warning to the typhoon level 3 warning at 6:30 on October 8, 2021: the tropical depression in the South China Sea has been strengthened at 5 o’clock on the 8th It is the 17th typhoon “Lion Rock” (Tropical Storm Class) this year.
The center of the typhoon “Lion Mountain” is located at 17.5 degrees north latitude and 111.3 degrees east longitude, which is about 175 kilometers southeast of Wanning City. The maximum wind force near the center is 8 (18 m/s), and the lowest air pressure in the center is 995 hPa. It is estimated that the “Lion Mountain” will move to the west-north at a speed of about 10 kilometers per hour, and its intensity will slowly increase. It will land on the coast of eastern Hainan Island from the night of the 8th to the morning of the 9th, and will turn to the west after landing. After moving across Hainan Island, it tends to the north of Vietnam. Affected by this, there will be a strong wind and rain in Hainan Province during the day from the 8th to the 9th.
Hainan Meteorological Bureau continued to issue a four-level rainstorm warning at 6:40 on October 8th: It is expected that Wenchang, Qionghai, Wanning, Haikou, Ding’an, Tunchang, Qiongzhong, Chengmai, Lingao will be issued within the next 24 hours. , Danzhou, Changjiang, Baisha, most of the towns in 12 cities and counties and Yangpu will see precipitation of more than 50 mm.
The Haikou Meteorological Observatory changed the typhoon blue warning signal to the typhoon yellow warning signal at 6:27 on October 8. Affected by the typhoon “Lion Mountain”, in the next 24 hours, the average wind force on the coast and land of Haikou City will reach over 8 and the gusts will be 10-11, and may continue.Return to Sohu to see more
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