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Super Typhoon Champi to Impact Taiwan and Eastern China
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What Happened?
Super Typhoon Champi, the strongest storm of 2026, is forecast to bring heavy rain and strong winds to Taiwan and eastern China from October 22 to 25.
Key points
- Super Typhoon Champi has peak winds of 296 km/h, making it the strongest storm of 2026.
- The storm is expected to impact Taiwan from October 22 to 24 and eastern China from October 23 to 25.
- Rainfall totals in Taiwan could reach 450 mm, with localized amounts up to 900 mm.
- Wind gusts in Taiwan could reach 225 km/h, increasing risks of structural damage and power outages.
- Champi previously passed near Guam, causing damage and displacing over 1,000 residents.
Key insights
- The heavy rainfall may lead to flooding and mudslides in vulnerable areas of Taiwan.
- Power outages could affect thousands of residents in Taiwan and eastern China.
- The storm's path and intensity may change, impacting preparedness efforts.
Why it matters
The storm could significantly impact infrastructure and safety in Taiwan and eastern China.
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