According to the latest bulletin from the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, Typhoon MANYI has entered the East Sea, becoming the 9th typhoon of the season. The strongest winds near the center of the typhoon are at level 11-12 (103-133 km/h), with gusts up to level 15.
Latest storm news: Typhoon MANYI has entered the South China Sea, becoming typhoon number 9.
According to the latest bulletin from the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, Typhoon MANYI has entered the East Sea, becoming the 9th typhoon of the season.
At 04:00 on November 18th, the center of Typhoon No. 9 was located at approximately 18.0 degrees North latitude and 118.9 degrees East longitude, in the eastern part of the North East Sea. The strongest winds near the center of the typhoon were at level 11-12 (103-133 km/h), with gusts up to level 15. It was moving northwest at a speed of about 25 km/h.
As of 4:00 AM on November 19th, Typhoon No. 9 was located in the northern part of the East Sea, approximately 370km northeast of the Hoang Sa archipelago, with winds reaching level 10 and gusts up to level 12.
As of 4:00 AM on November 20th, Typhoon No. 9 was located in the western part of the North East Sea, approximately 210km northwest of the Hoang Sa archipelago.
By 4:00 AM on November 21st, Typhoon No. 9 gradually weakened into a tropical depression, and then into a low-pressure area.
The trajectory of Typhoon No. 9. Photo: nchmf.
Forecast of storm developments (next 24 to 72 hours):
| Forecast time | Direction, speed | Location | Intensity | Hazardous area | Level of natural disaster risk (Affected area) |
| 04:00/19/11 | West-northwest speed around 20km/h, continuing to weaken further. | 19.1N-114.6E; in the northern South China Sea; approximately 370km northeast of the Paracel Islands. | Level 10, then level 12 | Latitude 16.5N-21.0N; East of longitude 113.0E | Level 3: Northern South China Sea region |
| 04:00/20/11 | West-Southwest approximately 15km/h, continuing to weaken further. | 18.3N-111.2E; west of the North East Sea; approximately 210km northwest of the Paracel Islands. | Level 8, then level 10 | Latitude 16.5N-21.0N; Longitude 109.5E-116.5E | Level 3: Northern South China Sea area (including the waters north of the Paracel Islands) |
| 04:00/21/11 | Southwest, At about 10 km/h, it gradually weakened into a tropical depression, then a low-pressure area. | 17.3N-109.5E; in the sea off the coast of Central Vietnam. | Latitude 16.5N-20.0N; Longitude 109.0E-113.0E | Level 3: Western part of the North East Sea region (including the sea area northwest of the Paracel Islands) |
Warning about the impact of Typhoon No. 9
In the eastern part of the North East Sea, winds are strong, reaching levels 8-9, with winds near the storm's center reaching levels 10-12, gusting to level 15. Sea waves are 3.0-5.0m high, and 5.0-7.0m near the storm's center; the sea is extremely rough.
Vessels operating in the aforementioned hazardous areas are susceptible to the effects of thunderstorms, tornadoes, strong winds, and high waves.
Meanwhile, as of today (November 18th), the cold air mass that was previously reported is still moving south.
Around November 18th, this cold air mass will affect some areas in the Northeast of Northern Vietnam; then it will affect other areas in the Northeast and North Central regions, some areas in the Northwest and Central Central regions. Northeast winds will be 2-3 on the Beaufort scale inland and 3-4 in coastal areas.
From the night of November 18th, the weather in the Northeast and Thanh Hoa will turn cold at night and early morning; from November 20th, the weather in the Northern and North Central regions will be cold at night and in the morning. The lowest temperatures during this cold spell in the Northern and North Central regions will generally range from 18-20 degrees Celsius, with some mountainous areas experiencing temperatures below 15 degrees Celsius.
Source: https://danviet.vn/nong-bao-manyi-da-vao-bien-dong-chinh-thuc-thanh-bao-so-9-dang-manh-cap-12-giat-cap-15-20241118054418949.htm
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