Typhoon Talim (No. 19) heads toward Guangdong after turning northward, Typhoon Doksuri intensifies
Last updated 2026-09-26 — As Typhoon Talim (international name: TALIM), a moderate typhoon, continues to shift its path northward, the Central Weather Bureau has repeatedly postponed the issuance of a land warning. By the morning of the 13th, it was confirmed that no land warning would be issued, but a special weather alert for heavy rain will be released. The northern regions should remain on high alert for heavy rainfall. Meanwhile, Typhoon Talim is expected to turn northeast in a rightward loop, so travelers planning to visit Kyushu, Japan, in the near future should pay close attention to weather conditions. Additionally, many flights have been canceled or departed earlier than scheduled, so please check before you travel.
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The path of moderate Typhoon Talim (international name: TALIM) continues to veer northward, leading the Central Weather Bureau to keep postponing the release of a land warning. By the morning of the 13th, it was confirmed that no land warning would be issued, but a special weather alert for heavy rain will be issued. The northern areas still need to guard against heavy rainfall. Meanwhile, Typhoon Talim is forecasted to turn rightward and move northeast, so those planning to visit Kyushu, Japan, in the near future should monitor weather conditions. Also, numerous flights have been canceled or take off earlier than scheduled—be sure to check before departure.
Typhoon Talim rainfall and the path of Typhoon Doksuri. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)
Typhoon Doksuri (No. 19), a mild typhoon, currently sits at 14.7°N, 117.3°E. Its projected path has shifted from an initial estimate toward Hong Kong to now moving toward the South China Sea and Guangdong. Those traveling to the southern coastal areas of Guangdong, China, in the near future should stay alert to weather changes.
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