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Typhoon Haima, a powerful storm, veered southward on its northbound route around Taiwan, delaying the issuance of a sea warning.

Published: 2026-09-26 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-26 — No. 22 Typhoon Haima (international name: HAIMA) is a strong typhoon, with its center located at 16.6°N, 124.7°E, moving west-northwest at a speed of 27 kilometers per hour...

By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team compiled report

 
No. 22 Typhoon Haima (international name: HAIMA) is a strong typhoon, with its center located at 16.6°N, 124.7°E, moving west-northwest at a speed of 27 km/h. The typhoon’s central pressure is 905 hPa, with maximum near-center wind speeds of 58 m/s and instantaneous maximum gusts of 73 m/s. The radius of the seven-level wind zone is 280 km, and the ten-level wind radius is 100 km.

The path of powerful Typhoon Haima has shifted southward, reducing the likelihood of impact on Taiwan. (Image source / Central Weather Bureau)

Typhoon Haima may continue to intensify, with its projected path heading toward Hong Kong and Macau. The probability of Taiwan issuing a sea warning has also decreased. It is worth noting that Typhoon Haima's looping trajectory could result in a sudden change in direction. Due to interactions between the typhoon’s outer circulation, southeasterly winds, and terrain, the northern regions may be affected by weather changes around the weekend. The rainy conditions will gradually shift from the north, Hualien-Taitung, and the Hengchun Peninsula to the southwest and western regions, all of which will successively enter a period of increased rainfall. Travelers should carry rain gear in the coming days, and tourists planning to visit Hong Kong or Macau should monitor local typhoon conditions and flight statuses.

Additionally, some netizens humorously noted that Typhoon Haima has shifted its path directly toward Hong Kong, joking that “Haima” is returning to “Hong Kong Ocean Park,” adding a lighthearted twist to the typhoon-related news.

 

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