Autumn typhoons are no joke this year! The China Meteorological Administration (CMA) just dropped a major update: Super Typhoon Yagi has officially become the strongest autumn typhoon to hit the Chinese mainland since records began in 1949.
Yagi, 2023’s 11th typhoon, maintained “super” status for a wild 64 hours, leaving a trail of damage across multiple regions. But the storm saga didn’t stop there. Typhoon Bebinca (the 13th of the year) smashed into Shanghai on September 16 with winds up to 42 meters per second, while Typhoon Pulasan (the 14th) hit Zhejiang Province on September 19, clocking winds of 25 meters per second.
Why does this matter? Autumn typhoons often pack extra punch due to warmer seas and shifting wind patterns. The CMA warns residents and travelers to stay alert as the season continues. Pro tip: Track updates via official channels and prep emergency kits—better safe than soggy!
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The China Meteorological Administration (CMA) just dropped a major update: Super Typhoon Yagi has officially become the strongest autumn typhoon to hit the Chinese mainland since records began in 1949. 
Typhoon Bebinca (the 13th of the year) smashed into Shanghai on September 16 with winds up to 42 meters per second, while Typhoon Pulasan (the 14th) hit Zhejiang Province on September 19, clocking winds of 25 meters per second.
Autumn typhoons often pack extra punch due to warmer seas and shifting wind patterns. The CMA warns residents and travelers to stay alert as the season continues. 
Pro tip: Track updates via official channels and prep emergency kits—better safe than soggy! 
