△Satellite cloud map released by the National Meteorological Administration of the Philippines
Philippine National Meteorological Administration issued a forecast at 11 pm on November 1, stating that this year's 20th Typhoon "Aishani" has entered the Philippines' typhoon early warning area and is currently maintaining the intensity of tropical storm , but it has weakened slightly. The current prediction path shows that "Aishani" will move northwest, turn south slightly, and then continue to travel westward, cross the northern end of Luzon Island, and then enter the South China Sea. However, "Aishani" is unstable in the next 48 hours, and there are still major variables in this path.
prediction shows that "Aishani" will strengthen to become a strong tropical storm on November 3. At present, the weather system has not had a direct impact on the Philippines.
As of 10:00 p.m. on the 1st, the center of "Aishani" was on the ocean 990 kilometers east of the northern part of Luzon Island in the Philippines. The maximum continuous wind near the center was 65 kilometers per hour, and the instantaneous wind was 80 kilometers per hour, and it was heading northwest to the westward direction at a speed of 30 kilometers per hour. (Reporter Huang Zhengzheng of the General Station)
(Editor Wu Mengxuan)