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Flood Control Safety || Typhoon “Gami” is on its way!


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2024-07-26

26th–27th Typhoon “Gami” will bring windy and rainy conditions, with localized heavy rainfall and a relief from the heat. Based on the spirit of the flood-control consultation meeting held by the Provincial Flood Control Headquarters on July 25 and relevant information released by Fengxin County, Typhoon “Gami” is expected to bring windy and rainy weather, with localized heavy rain, from the 26th to the 27th. Employees in affected areas are advised to take note of the following: First, the inclement weather may adversely affect waterborne and road traffic; please remain vigilant. Second, temporary sheds, dilapidated buildings, and other structures should be protected against strong winds—conduct safety inspections in advance and implement reinforcement measures. Personnel working at heights and those involved in ongoing construction projects must prioritize workplace safety. I. Current Status and Forecast of the Typhoon’s Path At 14:00 today (the 24th), the center of this year’s No. 3 typhoon, “Gami” (classified as a super typhoon), was located approximately 105 kilometers southeast of Yilan County, Taiwan, over open waters (24.1°N, 122.5°E). The maximum sustained winds near the center reached Level 17 (58 m/s), with a minimum central pressure of 925 hPa. “Gami” is forecast to move northwest at 10–15 km/h, maintaining its intensity. It is expected to make landfall along the central and northern coast of Taiwan tonight, then traverse the island before making another landfall between Fuding and Jinjiang in Fujian Province during the afternoon or evening of the 25th (at typhoon or severe typhoon strength, with winds of 33–42 m/s, corresponding to Levels 12–14). Afterward, it will continue moving northwest, entering Jiangxi Province between Shangrao, Yingtan, and Fuzhou on the afternoon of the 26th (as a tropical storm), and exiting the province through Jiujiang on the morning of the 27th (see map below). II. Impact of the Typhoon on Fengxin County From the 25th to the 27th, under the influence of Typhoon “Gami,” Fengxin County is expected to experience strong winds and precipitation, with accumulated rainfall ranging from 50 to 80 mm, locally exceeding 100 mm. Rainfall distribution will be highly uneven, leading to a noticeable easing of the high-temperature conditions. During the period of “Gami’s” impact, wind gusts on rivers, lakes, plains, river valleys, and high-altitude mountainous areas could reach around Level 7. III. Detailed Weather Forecast - On the 26th: Following the weakening of the typhoon, it will enter Jiangxi Province. Fengxin County will see heavy rain, with some areas experiencing torrential downpours. Wind speeds will increase to Level 4, with gusts reaching around Level 7 over rivers, lakes, plains, river valleys, and high-altitude mountainous regions. - On the 27th: Moderate to heavy rain or thunderstorms, with southerly winds at Levels 3–4 and gusts of Levels 6–7. - On the 28th: Partly cloudy, with scattered showers or thundershowers in some areas. Winds will gradually weaken to Levels 2–3. - After the 29th: Clear skies and hot weather will return, with isolated afternoon or evening showers or thundershowers. The weather will revert to clear, hot conditions after the 29th, though localized showers or thunderstorms may occur in the afternoons and evenings.

Flood Control Safety || Typhoon “Gami” is on its way!

26th–27th

Typhoon Goni Will bring In windy and rainy weather,

Localized heavy rain, with high temperatures easing.

   

In summary, on July 25, in light of the spirit of the flood‑control consultation meeting convened by the Provincial Flood Control Headquarters and relevant information released by Fengxin County, 26th–27th Typhoon Goni Will bring In windy and rainy weather, Localized heavy rainfall. Employees in the affected areas are advised to take the following precautions: First, adverse weather conditions may disrupt water and road transportation—please remain vigilant and take appropriate safety measures. Second, temporary sheds and dilapidated buildings should be protected against strong winds; conduct thorough safety inspections and implement reinforcement measures in advance. Personnel working at heights and those involved in ongoing construction projects should prioritize workplace safety.
I. Current Status of the Typhoon and Forecast Track.

At 14:00 today (the 24th), the center of this year’s No. 3 typhoon, “Goni” (at super typhoon intensity), was located approximately 105 kilometers southeast of Yilan County, Taiwan, over open waters (24.1°N, 122.5°E). Maximum sustained winds near the center reached Level 17 (58 m/s), with a minimum central pressure of 925 hPa. It is forecast that “Goni” will move northwest at 10–15 km/h, with little change in intensity, making landfall along the central and northern coast of Taiwan tonight. After crossing the island, it is expected to make another landfall along the Fujian coast between Fuding and Jinjiang during the afternoon or evening of the 25th, at typhoon or severe typhoon strength (Level 12–14, 33–42 m/s), before continuing its northwesterly track. On the afternoon of the 26th, it entered Jiangxi Province as a tropical storm‑level system, moving from Shangrao and Yingtan toward Fuzhou. By the morning of the 27th, it had moved out of the province via Jiujiang. (See the figure below.)

 

 

II. Impact of the Typhoon on Wind and Rain in Fengxin County

From the 25th to the 27th, affected by Typhoon “Gami,” Fengxin County is expected to experience strong winds and precipitation, with accumulated rainfall of 50–80 mm, locally exceeding 100 mm. The rainfall distribution will be highly uneven, and the heatwave will significantly ease. During the period of Typhoon “Gami’s” influence, gusts on rivers and lakes, in plain river valleys, and in high-altitude mountainous areas may reach around Force 7.

III. Detailed Weather Forecast

On the 26th: After weakening, the typhoon moved into Jiangxi Province, bringing heavy rain—locally torrential—to Fengxin County. Wind speeds increased to Force 4, with gusts around Force 7 along river and lake surfaces, in plain river valleys, and in high-altitude mountainous areas.
27th: Moderate to heavy rain or thunderstorms, southerly winds at 3–4 on the Beaufort scale, with gusts of 6–7.
28th: Cloudy, with showers or thunderstorms in some areas; winds will gradually weaken to force 2–3.

After the 29th, sunny, hot, and high-temperature weather will return, with isolated showers or thunderstorms in some areas from the afternoon into the evening.