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the central meteorological observatory continued to issue the typhoon orange warning at 06:00 on september 15:this year's 13th typhoon"bebejia" has strengthened into a typhoon level on the night of the 14th.at 5 o'clock this morning (15th), its center was located on the eastern sea surface of the east china sea about 520 kilometers east of zhoushan city, zhejiang province, that is, 29.1 degrees north latitude and 127.5 degrees east longitude. the maximum wind speed near the center was 12 (33 meters/second), the lowest central pressure was 975 hpa, the radius of the level 7 wind circle was 100-250 kilometers, and the radius of the level 10 wind circle was 100-120 kilometers.

it is expected that "bebejia" will move northwestward at a speed of 20-25 kilometers per hour, and its intensity will continue to increase, gradually approaching the coast of east china.it will make landfall along the coast from ningbo, zhejiang to qidong, jiangsu between the night of the 15th and the morning of the 16th.(typhoon level or strong typhoon level, level 12 to 14, 35 to 42 meters per second), the intensity gradually weakens after landing.

strong wind forecast: from 08:00 on september 15 to 08:00 on september 16, there will be strong winds of 6-8 with gusts of 9-10 in most parts of the east china sea, the southern yellow sea, northeastern zhejiang, shanghai, and southeastern jiangsu. there will be strong winds of 9-11 with gusts of 12-13 in parts of the northern east china sea, the coast of shanghai, the southeastern coast of jiangsu, hangzhou bay, the yangtze river estuary, and the waters near zhoushan islands. the wind force in the nearby seas or regions where the center of "bebejia" passes may reach 12-14 with gusts of 15-16.

precipitation forecast: from 08:00 on september 15 to 08:00 on september 16, there will be heavy to torrential rain in southern jiangsu, northern zhejiang, and shanghai, with torrential rain (100-120 mm) in some areas.

(source: central meteorological observatory)