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Overnight, the intensity of typhoon “White Dolphin” remained strong, with a maximum wind level of 14 near the center. Currently, the structure of the “White Dolphin” cloud system remains intact, but due to the intrusion of dry air, the peripheral spiral cloud belt is slightly asymmetrical, and convection on the north side is more obvious, and there is a sense of “heavy head and light weight”. Judging from the latest forecast, “white dolphins” are headed straight to China's East China coast. Although there are still major variables in the later stages, the impact on our country is a foregone conclusion. As a result, “White Dolphin” is about to become the easternmost typhoon to land in China since 1951, breaking the record previously held by Typhoon No. 1822 “Mangkhut”. The “white dolphin” will move at a speed of 15 to 20 kilometers per hour in the west-north direction, with little change in intensity. It will enter the 48-hour typhoon warning line tonight. After crossing the Ryukyu Islands during the day tomorrow, it will move into the East China Sea and gradually approach the East China coast.
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Overnight, the intensity of typhoon “White Dolphin” remained strong, with a maximum wind level of 14 near the center. Currently, the structure of the “White Dolphin” cloud system remains intact, but due to the intrusion of dry air, the peripheral spiral cloud belt is slightly asymmetrical, and convection on the north side is more obvious, and there is a sense of “weight and weight.” Judging from the latest forecast, “white dolphins” are headed straight to China's East China coast. Although there are still major variables in the later stages, the impact on our country is a foregone conclusion. As a result, “White Dolphin” is about to become the easternmost typhoon to land in China since 1951, breaking the record previously held by Typhoon No. 1822 “Mangkhut”. The “white dolphin” will move at a speed of 15 to 20 kilometers per hour in the west-north direction, with little change in intensity. It will enter the 48-hour typhoon warning line tonight. After crossing the Ryukyu Islands during the day tomorrow, it will move into the East China Sea and gradually approach the East China coast.
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