Typhoon Bawei Warning Lifted in Taiwan; Agnes Wang Jokes About 'Disaster' of Weight Gain

Taiwan's Central Weather Administration rescinded the land warning for Typhoon Bawei at 5:30 a.m. on Saturday, with the sea warning expected to be lifted by 8:30 a.m. The typhoon maintained its status as a moderate typhoon, with its center located about 330 kilometers north of Matsu at 5 a.m. It was moving northwest at a speed of 19 kilometers per hour, later shifting to 13 kilometers per hour towards the north-northwest. The storm's maximum sustained winds near the center were recorded at 33 meters per second, equivalent to a Category 12 wind, with instantaneous gusts reaching 43 meters per second, or Category 14 winds. The storm's wind field extended to 280 kilometers for Category 7 winds and 90 kilometers for Category 10 winds. Despite the typhoon's approach, "Card God" Agnes Wang humorously reported a lack of significant weather impact in Taipei's Xinyi District. Initially preparing for the worst with ample food supplies, she found the experience anticlimactic. Wang quipped that her most severe "disaster" was a 1.5-kilogram weight gain from constant eating. Her post prompted a humorous response from a fan offering to share 5 kilograms, to which Wang replied with a single, exasperated character.

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Wasn't Bawei the strongest typhoon in 20 or 30 years? I prepared a lot of food with a nervous heart. After two days, there was hardly any wind or rain in Taipei's Xinyi District. Did I misunderstand something?