Typhoon Saddler Nears Taiwan Strait as Forecasts Show Two Possible Paths
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- Typhoon Saddler is expected to approach the southern Taiwan Strait on the 2nd.
- It could briefly stall or circle near the area before moving onward.
- The Taiwan Typhoon Forum said the storm could make landfall in China’s Guangdong province or turn toward the Bashi Channel, with considerable uncertainty remaining.
Typhoon Saddler is expected to approach the southern Taiwan Strait on the 2nd, but its next move remains uncertain.
The Taiwan Typhoon Forum said the storm could circle near the area or briefly stall after approaching. It could then make landfall in China’s Guangdong province or turn toward the Bashi Channel.
The forum shared the Central Weather Administration’s projected track and European ensemble-model data. It said the two possible directions still carried substantial uncertainty and that developments would need continued monitoring.
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