Typhoon Yagi Alert: Potential Impact on Chinese Ports and Maritime Operations

Here’s the latest on the Typhoon Yagi alert, the 11th typhoon of the year, which has just intensified and is on the move.

Current location (2nd September 2024)

Currently located about 230 kilometres east of Manila, Philippines, at 14.5°N, 123.1°E. The maximum wind speed near the centre is 20 meters/second with a central pressure of 995 hPa.

Expected Path & Intensity

The Typhoon Yagi Alert indicates that Yagi is moving northward at 15-20 km/h and is expected to shift west-northward by September 3rd. In about 5 days, it could reach the northern South China Sea, potentially becoming a strong or even a super typhoon with wind speeds up to 52 metres/second.

Ports Affected

Maritime operations in or around Guangzhou, Nansha, Shantou, Machong Xinsha, Huangpu, Zhuhai, Zhanjiang, Hong Kong, Beihai, Qinzhou, Fangcheng, and ports of Hainan Province could face disruptions. It’s crucial to stay informed and prepared during this Typhoon Yagi alert.

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