中央气象台：“凤凰”即将移入南海 南海北部等地有大风

Core Viewpoint - The Central Meteorological Administration has issued warnings regarding Typhoon "Phoenix," which is expected to impact the South China Sea and surrounding areas, bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall [3][4]. Group 1: Typhoon "Phoenix" Development - Typhoon "Phoenix" weakened from a super typhoon to a strong typhoon after making landfall in the Philippines, with maximum wind speeds of 15 levels (50 m/s) and a minimum central pressure of 940 hPa at landfall [3]. - As of November 10, the typhoon's center was located approximately 275 kilometers northwest of Manila, with maximum wind speeds of 13 levels (38 m/s) and a minimum pressure of 965 hPa [3]. - The typhoon is expected to move into the central and eastern South China Sea, with potential maximum intensity reaching strong typhoon level (14 levels, 42-45 m/s) [3]. Group 2: Weather Impact Forecast - From November 10 to 12, areas including eastern Guangdong, coastal Fujian, and Taiwan are expected to experience winds of 5-7 levels, with gusts reaching 8 levels due to Typhoon "Phoenix" [4]. - The eastern and central South China Sea will see winds of 7-8 levels, with gusts of 9-10 levels, while some areas may experience winds of 9-11 levels and gusts of 12-13 levels [4]. - Cold air will also bring winds of 5-6 levels and gusts of 7-8 levels to regions such as northern Xinjiang, central and western Inner Mongolia, and parts of Heilongjiang [4]. Group 3: Precipitation Forecast - From November 10 to 11, regions including northern Xinjiang, eastern Inner Mongolia, and parts of Tibet are forecasted to receive light snow or sleet, with some areas in northern Xinjiang and eastern Qinghai expecting moderate to heavy snow (5-9 mm) [6]. - Taiwan is predicted to experience heavy to torrential rain, with some areas facing extreme rainfall (250-300 mm) [6]. - From November 11 to 12, similar weather patterns are expected, with parts of Taiwan and southeastern Fujian likely to see heavy rain or torrential rain (100-180 mm) [8].