Typhoon IN-FA Weakens to a Severe Tropical Storm; No Impact on China’s Coastal Waters
According to the China Meteorological Administration (CMA), this year’s 31st typhoon, IN-FA, weakened from a super typhoon to a severe tropical storm on the morning of October 27. At 5 p.m., its center was located over the northwestern Pacific Ocean, about 1,730 kilometers east of Saipan, Guam, with maximum winds of force 15 near the center. It is expected to move generally westward, with no impact on China’s coastal waters.
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