"Tiantu" strengthened to launch level III emergency response for super typhoon China Meteorological Administration

19 is the Mid Autumn Festival, not only the rabbit in the sky to join the fun, the sea "rabbit" also "unwilling to be lonely." At 17:00 on the 19th, typhoon "Tiantu" No 19 of this year intensified into a super typhoon At present, the central meteorological station has issued a yellow typhoon warning, and China Meteorological Administration has launched a level III emergency response It is understood that this year's No 19 typhoon "Tiantu" strengthened as a strong typhoon at 11:00 on the 19th and as a super typhoon at 17:00 At 17 o'clock, its center is located on the Northwest Pacific Ocean (17.8 ° n, 127.7 ° E) about 850km southeast of e'luan nose in Taiwan Province, China The maximum wind force near the center is 16 degrees (52 m / s), the minimum air pressure at the center is 930 HPA, the radius of the seventh degree wind circle is 380km, and the radius of the tenth degree wind circle is 120km The Central Meteorological Station predicted that the "hare" would move to the northwest at a speed of about 15 kilometers per hour and gradually approach the sea surface to the east of the Bashi Strait The intensity will continue to strengthen, and the maximum intensity is likely to reach level 17 or above (58-65m / s) It is expected that "Tiantu" will cross the Bashi Strait in the daytime on the 21st and enter the northeast of the South China Sea, then gradually approach the coast of Guangdong, and may land on the coast of Guangdong from the afternoon of the 22nd to the morning of the 23rd, with the landing intensity of typhoon or strong typhoon (12-14) Due to the influence of "Tiantu" and its surrounding cloud system, from 20:00 on the 19th to 20:00 on the 20th, there will be strong winds of 9-11 and gusts of 12-13 in the sea area east of Taiwan and Bashi Strait; there will be strong winds of 7-9 and gusts of 10 in the sea area near Diaoyu Island, south of the East China Sea, Taiwan Strait, north of Taiwan and northeast of South China Sea.