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Europe's latest forecast path released! Super Typhoon Bavi may make landfall in Yilan/Hualien | Liberty Times (TW)

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Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • A powerful typhoon named Bavi is forecast to make landfall in Taiwan between Yilan and Hualien early on August 11.
  • The European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) predicts the typhoon's path.
  • While the storm may weaken slightly over cooler waters, it is expected to intensify again over warmer waters east of Taiwan, potentially impacting the island as a strong typhoon.

Taiwan is bracing for the potential landfall of Typhoon Bavi, with the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) predicting a path that could bring the storm ashore between Yilan and Hualien counties early on August 11.

The weather analysis page "Watching Weather" noted that current forecasts show a strong high-pressure system north of Bavi, pushing it westward toward Taiwan. While the typhoon might experience a slight weakening as it passes over cooler ocean waters northeast of Luzon, it is expected to regain strength over the warmer waters east of Taiwan.

Forecasters anticipate that Bavi will approach Taiwan as a powerful typhoon. Although the storm's path remains subject to change, residents are advised to prepare for its potential impact. The ECMWF's 500mb forecast map indicates the significant influence of the northern high-pressure system on Bavi's trajectory.

Given the potential for a strong typhoon, authorities and residents are urged to make necessary preparations. The article emphasizes the importance of staying informed about the latest forecasts, as the situation remains dynamic.

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