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Yagi formed as a tropical storm on September 1, 2024 in the western Philippine Sea. Yagi crossed the northern Philippines, dumping 10 inches (25cm) on the city of Luzan before moving westward toward the South China Sea.
Yagi quickly strengthened into a strong typhoon with category three strength winds on September 4th.
On September 6th, Yagi clipped China’s island province of Hainan near Wenchang, cutting power to 830,000 households. The next day, Yagi slammed into northern Vietnam as one of the strongest typhoons the country has seen in over a decade. The resulting flooding and landslides have killed at least 87 people with others still missing and many injured.
For more information, see the Joint Typhoon Warning Center.
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Typhoon Yagi makes landfall in northern Vietnam, thrashing the area with heavy rain, causing flooding and landslides.
Timespan Start: 2024/09/07 00:00 - 2024/09/09 10:00
Typhoon Yagi lashes China’s Hainan Island and southern Guangdong.
Timespan Start: 2024/09/05 23:20 - 2024/09/06 14:20
Captivating high-resolution imagery of Typhoon Yagi as it traversed the South China Sea.
This imagery was taken by the VIIRS instrument aboard JPSS satellites.
Timespan Start: 2024/09/04 04:58 - 2024/09/05 06:19
Stunning imagery of Typhoon Yagi over the South China Sea.
Timespan Start: 2024/09/04 22:30 - 2024/09/05 10:00
Typhoon Yagi quickly strengthens into a very strong storm over the South China Sea.
Timespan Start: 2024/09/03 23:00 - 2024/09/04 14:20
Tropical Storm Yagi crosses the northern Philippines before continuing westward over the South China Sea.
Timespan Start: 2024/09/01 06:00 - 2024/09/03 13:00
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