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๐ŸŒ€Da Nang Typhoon Forecast: Gaemi

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๐ŸŒ€Da Nang Typhoon Forecast: Gaemi

On the night of November 1st, a tropical depression that formed off the coast of the Philippines developed into a storm (international name: Typhoon Kalmaegi). It is expected to enter the East Sea (Da Nang) around November 5th and develop into the 13th typhoon of the season. Around November 7th, the storm is highly likely to move toward our country (Vietnam), and the concentrated areas most likely to be directly affected are This is about the Khanh Hoa region from Da Nang. Due to the storm, from the night of November 6 to the 9th, strong winds and heavy rain may occur across the North Central, South Central, and Central Highlands regions. Total rainfall in Hue, Da Nang, and eastern Quang Ngai Province is generally expected to be 300โ€“600mm, with some areas expected to exceed 800mm. (Source: Vietnam.vn)

๐ŸŒ€Da Nang Typhoon Forecast: Gaemi

Central river flooding on the rise again Due to heavy rain from November 2 to 5, flooding is expected to occur in rivers from Ha Tinh Province to Quang Ngai Province and Dak Lak Province. The peak flood levels for each river are as follows. - Ha Tinh: The Ngan Sau River and Ngan Pho River have reached alert level 2โ€“3. Quang Tri: The Thach Han River will rise to alert level 2-3. The Kien Giang River and Thach Han River will rise to alert level 2-3, and may rise above alert level 3. Hue: The Bo River and Huong River will rise above alert level 3. Da Nang: The Vu Gia Thu Bon River will flow at alert level 2-3, and may flow above alert level 3. Quang Ngai: The Tra Khuc and Ve rivers will rise to water level 2โ€“3 and above level 3, while the Se San river will rise to water level 1โ€“2. The small rivers and upstream rivers in the Gia Lai, Dak Lak, and Khanh Hoa regions will flow up to alert level Bฤ1โ€“Bฤ2 and above Bฤ2. A flood risk warning has been issued for riverside lowlands, urban areas, and densely populated areas in the provinces stretching from Ha Tinh Province to Quang Ngai Province and Dak Lak Province. Source: Vietnam.vn If you're traveling on November 6thโ€“7th, please be careful.. This year has been crazy with typhoons and floods..ใ… ใ… 

๐ŸŒ€Da Nang Typhoon Forecast: Gaemi
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