Approaching the western coast of Guangdong could potentially make landfall at any time Typhoon "Hagibis" latest analysis

Reporters learned from the China Meteorological Administration that due to the combined effects of the north side westerly trough, the south side southwest monsoon, as well as the distant typhoon "Hato" and multiple systems causing disturbances east of the Philippines, Typhoon "Hujasha" is close to the western coast of Guangdong and there is a possibility of making landfall at any time after approaching the coast of western Guangdong. Experts indicate that the latest forecast shows that on the 24th from noon to night, Typhoon "Hujasha" will make landfall on the west coast of Guangdong, and it may become the strongest typhoon to land in China this year. In general, "Hujasha" is similar to Typhoon "Mangkhut", with strong intensity, large size, stable path, significant wind and rain impact, and extreme intensity of strong winds. Under the influence of "Hujasha", the southern waters of China and the regions in South China need to be particularly vigilant against the hazards of extreme strong winds and storm surges. It is expected that on the 24th from noon to night, when "Hujasha" makes landfall along the coast of Zhuhai to Zhanjiang in Guangdong, it will be at typhoon or strong typhoon level intensity. It should be noted that regardless of when "Hujasha" makes landfall, the strong wind impact it brings should not be underestimated.