Recently, the southern region of China has been affected by typhoon Maria, and there have been heavy rains in a large range. What areas will typhoon Maria continue to affect? What is the path map of typhoon Maria? Let's have a look.
This year's No. 8 typhoon "Maria" intensified into a super strong typhoon level in the early morning of today (6), and its center was located on the ocean near Guam at 5 o'clock this morning.
According to the analysis of the future trend chart of typhoon Maria in 2018, there are three directions for her future trend:
First, enter the East China Sea and go north in the coastal area of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai and Shandong;
Second, turn directly east of Taiwan to Japan;
Third, continue to move westward and land in East China. At present, the third possibility is the least.
Typhoon warning issued hours ago
Typhoon warning signals are divided into four levels: blue, yellow, orange and red (damage intensity from weak to strong)
1. The blue typhoon warning signal indicates that the typhoon may or has been affected by the tropical cyclone within 24 hours, and the average wind force along the coast or on the land is above level 6, or the gust is above level 8 and may last.
2. The Yellow typhoon warning signal indicates that the typhoon may or has been affected by the tropical cyclone within 24 hours, and the average wind force along the coast or on the land is above grade 8, or the gust is above grade 10 and may last.
3. The orange typhoon warning signal indicates that the typhoon may or has been affected by the tropical cyclone within 12 hours, and the average wind force along the coast or on the land is more than 10, or the gust is more than 12 and may last.
4. The typhoon red warning signal indicates that the typhoon may or has been affected by the tropical cyclone within 6 hours, and the average wind force on the coast or on the land is above level 12, or the gust is above level 14 and may last.
The forecast ability of typhoon has reached the international advanced level. According to the current monitoring means, as long as typhoon is generated, it can be caught in time. For example, the forecast error of 24 hours in advance is only 110 kilometers, and the forecast error of 48 hours is about 160 kilometers, so the typhoon forecast and early warning information will be released 36 hours or 24 hours in advance. In addition, information on the future strength, trend and possible areas of typhoon will be released 3 to 4 days in advance.