Will Typhoon Poseidon 10 land in Guangdong in 2020?

The typhoon has been going on this year. A few days ago, typhoons 8 and 9 just passed, and typhoon 10 came again. Previously, the typhoon still affected parts of China, causing heavy rainfall or hot weather. So when will typhoon 10 come this time, and will it affect Guangdong?

According to the report of the Central Meteorological Observatory, the center of typhoon Poseidon (tropical storm class) No.65438 this year was located at about 19 10 km southeast of Kyushu Island in Japan at 5 o'clock on September 2, that is, north latitude 19.6 degrees and east longitude 143.0 degrees. The maximum wind force near the center is Grade 9 (23m/s), the lowest air pressure in the center is 990 hectopascals, and the radius of the wind circle is Grade 7 150-220.

Will Typhoon Poseidon 10 land in Guangdong in 2020?

It is estimated that Poseidon will first move to the north-north direction at a speed of about 15km/h, and then move to the northwest direction after September 5, and its intensity will gradually increase, with the strongest typhoon level (55-60m/s) approaching the coast from southwest Japan to South Korea. This means that typhoon Poseidon 10 will not land in Guangdong, and "outdoor air conditioning" is ready.

In the next three days, most parts of Guangdong will maintain sunny, hot and hot weather.

According to the weather forecast of @ Guangdong, it is estimated that on September 2-3, under the control of subtropical high, high temperature will be maintained in most parts of Guangdong, with the high temperature range as large as 35-37, and some cities and counties can reach more than 38. Pay attention to heatstroke prevention and sun protection; There were scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon, accompanied by short-term strong winds and short-term heavy precipitation of magnitude 6~8. On the 4th, due to the southerly airflow, most of Guangdong was mainly cloudy and sunny, but the humidity increased and it felt sultry. Thunderstorms are more frequent than in the previous period. Attention should be paid to local thunderstorms and their secondary geological disasters, and to the lag of geological disasters.