By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
As the summer season ushers in frequent typhoon activity, there are currently two tropical disturbances near the Philippines. One of them could develop into Typhoon Nesat (No. 9) as early as the 25th, while Typhoon Haitang (No. 10) may follow, according to the Central Weather Bureau. Currently, strong airflow exists on both the eastern and western sides of the Philippines and is expected to organize into a low-pressure system soon. There is speculation over whether Taiwan will face a double typhoon strike this weekend.，Global models offer differing views, but the next two days will be crucial for development.
Three typhoons may form; tomorrow is a key development day (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)
According to U.S. model analysis, Typhoons No. 9 and No. 10, once formed, could strike Taiwan around the 29th at the earliest. This differs from the models of Taiwan, Europe, and Japan. Currently, the structure of the tropical disturbances near the Philippines is relatively weak and may not necessarily develop into typhoons. Even if they affect Taiwan, the impact may not be severe.
Global models diverge on whether Taiwan will face a double typhoon strike this weekend (Photo / Weather News - Central Weather Bureau)
Due to the distant location and long lead time of the typhoons, current simulations carry higher uncertainty and will need to be updated once the situation becomes clearer. However, after Friday (the 28th), weather conditions will become more unstable, and travelers should pay close attention to typhoon-related updates.
Weekly Weather: Watch Out for Typhoon Nesat (No. 9) as Three Typhoons May Form
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