What are the levels of typhoon in Fujian?

The strongest typhoon "Dusuri" that landed in Fujian was level 15.

Typhoon "Dusuri" was generated in the northwest Pacific Ocean on the morning of July 21, 2023; it was upgraded to a severe tropical storm by the Central Meteorological Observatory on the morning of July 23, and was upgraded to a typhoon in the afternoon of the same day; On July 24, it was upgraded to a severe typhoon by the Central Meteorological Observatory, and to a super typhoon that night; on July 25, it was upgraded to level 17 or above (62 meters/second) by the Central Meteorological Observatory.

It landed on Fuga Island in the Philippines in the early morning of July 26, 2023; at around 9:55 am on July 28, it was a strong typhoon level (level 15, 50 m/s, 945 hPa) in Fujian It made landfall along the coast of Jinjiang City, Fujian Province, becoming the second strongest typhoon to land in Fujian since complete records began. It eventually weakened into a tropical depression in Anhui on the morning of July 29, and was stopped by the Central Meteorological Observatory at 11:00 that day.

Characteristics of Typhoon

"Dusuri" is generally stable, but there is some uncertainty as to whether it is heading west or east. Generally speaking, it will make landfall on the coast from central Fujian to eastern Guangdong as a typhoon level or a strong typhoon level from the morning to the morning of the 28th. When forecasters determine the path of a typhoon, they usually compare multiple numerical models.

For "Dusuri", in addition to comparing China's CMA-TYM regional typhoon numerical forecast model and the numerical models of the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, the U.S. National Centers for Environmental Forecasts and other institutions, the Central Meteorological Observatory also tried to refer to Some large AI meteorological model forecast systems can determine the most likely direction of typhoons.

The above content refers to Baidu Encyclopedia-Typhoon Dusuri