11月3日—4日，海南岛东、中部局地有大暴雨到特大暴雨

Core Viewpoint - Hainan Island is expected to experience heavy to extremely heavy rainfall from November 3 to 4, influenced by an easterly airflow, with significant impacts anticipated from Typhoon "Haikui" [1][2] Weather Forecast - From November 3 to 4, areas in eastern and central Hainan Island are forecasted to receive heavy to extremely heavy rainfall, while other regions will experience moderate to heavy rain [1] - The weather monitoring indicates that a new round of widespread rainfall began on November 2, with coastal areas around Hainan Island experiencing gusts of wind exceeding 7 levels [1] Typhoon "Haikui" Details - Typhoon "Haikui," classified as a strong tropical storm, was located at latitude 10.8°N and longitude 128.8°E on November 3, with maximum wind speeds of 11 levels (30 m/s) near its center [1] - The typhoon is expected to move westward at approximately 20 km/h, passing through the central Philippines on November 4 and entering the southeastern South China Sea on November 5, with its intensity gradually increasing to a strong typhoon level (42-50 m/s, 14-15 levels) [1] Impact on Maritime Operations - From November 5 to 7, the South China Sea's central and southern regions are expected to experience wind speeds of 9-12 levels and gusts of 13-15 levels due to Typhoon "Haikui," with strong wind and rain conditions affecting the Nansha, Zhongsha, and Xisha Islands [2] - Hainan's meteorological department has advised local authorities to monitor rainfall accumulation and manage safety measures for reservoirs and geological disaster risk points [2]