South China’s Hainan Province has activated its Level IV emergency response as Typhoon Yagi barrels toward the region. The 11th typhoon of 2024 is set to make landfall this Friday, bringing heavy rains and winds reaching up to super typhoon levels (Levels 15-17) near its core.
Latest tracking shows Yagi entering the eastern South China Sea, with its path targeting Hainan Island’s eastern coast and western Guangdong Province. Residents are warned of \"severe weather conditions\" starting Tuesday night, including ocean gales and torrential downpours through Saturday.
What You Need to Know:
Timeline: Coastal regions face strong gusts from Tuesday night; heavy rainstorms hit Hainan Thursday-Saturday.
Hotspots: Eastern Hainan Island and Guangdong’s western coast at highest risk.
Precaution: Authorities urge avoiding coastal activities and preparing emergency kits.
This storm comes during peak typhoon season, highlighting climate resilience challenges for coastal communities. Stay tuned for live updates on NewspaperAmigo.com as we track Yagi’s movements!
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Timeline: Coastal regions face strong gusts from Tuesday night; heavy rainstorms hit Hainan Thursday-Saturday.
Hotspots: Eastern Hainan Island and Guangdong’s western coast at highest risk.
Precaution: Authorities urge avoiding coastal activities and preparing emergency kits.
