“按最高规格防御”，超强台风“桦加沙”本周三登陆

Group 1: Typhoon "Hagupit" Impact - Typhoon "Hagupit" is expected to be one of the most severe typhoons affecting China this year, with landfall predicted between Huizhou, Guangdong, and Wenchang, Hainan on September 24 [1][2] - The maximum wind speed of "Hagupit" is forecasted to exceed 62 meters per second, with significant wind and rain expected from September 23 to 26 across various regions including Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hainan [2][3] - The combination of strong winds, heavy rainfall, and astronomical tides may lead to seawater backflow in the Pearl River Estuary area [3] Group 2: Typhoon Characteristics - The occurrence of strong typhoons like "Hagupit" in autumn is not rare, with historical examples including super typhoons "Xiaoqiu" in 2023 and "Aolu" in 2022 [4] - Autumn is conducive to the formation of powerful typhoons due to high sea temperatures and favorable atmospheric conditions, which enhance typhoon intensity [4] Group 3: Disaster Preparedness Measures - The Ministry of Transport has raised the typhoon defense response to Level II, and local governments are implementing various preventive measures including school closures and halting operations in affected areas [5][6] - Specific measures in Zhuhai include ensuring fishing vessels return to safe harbors and advising residents to prepare for potential flooding and strong winds [6] Group 4: Future Weather Implications - Current forecasts indicate that "Hagupit" will primarily impact southern coastal regions, with uncertain effects on northern areas [7] - Following "Hagupit," additional typhoons may enter the South China Sea, potentially affecting travel during the upcoming National Day holiday [8]