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Typhoons Sanvu and Mawar form in northern and eastern Taiwan; heavy rain and downpours expected

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — After Typhoon Hato, No. 13, ravaged Hong Kong and Macau, Typhoon Pakhar, No. 4 (international name: PAKHAR), had minimal impact on Taiwan. Soon after, two more typhoons formed: No. 15 Sanvu (international name: SANVU...)

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After Typhoon Hato, No. 13, ravaged Hong Kong and Macau, Typhoon Pakhar, No. 4 (international name: PAKHAR), had minimal impact on Taiwan. Soon after, two more typhoons formed: No. 15 Sanvu (international name: SANVU) and No. 16 Tropical Storm Mawar (international name: MAWAR). Sanvu has intensified into a moderate typhoon, affecting waters off Japan and moving northward; Mawar is heading toward Hong Kong and is expected to make landfall there on Sunday, September 3. Those planning to visit Hong Kong soon should pay close attention to weather conditions and flight statuses.

Tropical Storm Mawar, No. 16, heads straight for Hong Kong. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)

This weekend, under the influence of the outer circulation of Typhoon Mawar (No. 16), southern and eastern parts of Taiwan may experience showers or thunderstorms. The central and northern regions, as well as Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu, may have localized brief showers or thunderstorms, with a chance of localized heavy or torrential rain. Strong winds of Force 8 to 9 are likely in western and southeastern coastal areas (including Green Island and Orchid Island) as well as in Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu. Southeastern areas (including Green Island and Orchid Island), Hengchun Peninsula, western Taiwan, and coastal Penghu may also see swells. Strong sea winds should also be watched.

Current positions and forecast tracks of the twin typhoons. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)

Seven counties and cities in Taiwan are on alert for heavy rain due to the outer circulation of the typhoon. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)

The Central Weather Bureau has also issued severe weather advisories for seven counties and cities. Yilan and Hualien must guard against torrential rain, while northern Taiwan (including Taipei, New Taipei, and Keelung), Taitung, and Pingtung should be wary of heavy rain. Severe rain and torrential rain warnings are in effect for these seven areas. Rain is likely across Taiwan this weekend, so travelers should pay special attention to bringing rain gear and ensuring travel safety.
 

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