Beijing News According to the official blog of the Central Meteorological Observatory, Typhoon No. 25 “Dujuan” (tropical storm level, Chinese name: Dujuan; English name: Dujuan; name origin: China; meaning: Rhododendron) this year (tropical storm level, Chinese name: Dujuan; name origin: China; meaning: Rhododendron) formed in the northwest Pacific Ocean today (September 16) evening. The center is located on the ocean about 390 kilometers north-northeast of Saipan in the United States (16.4 degrees north latitude, 149.2 degrees east longitude). The maximum wind force near the center is level 8 (18 meters/second), the minimum air pressure at the center is 998 hectopascals, and the radius of the level 7 wind circle is 150 to 480 kilometers. “Dujuan” is expected to move northward first, then turn west-northwest around the 18th, and gradually move towards the ocean south of Japan. “Cuckoo” will have no impact on my country’s waters in the next five days.
