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Super Typhoon Haishen Bears Down on the Korean Peninsula – SciTechDaily
Super Typhoon Haishen is poised to hit the Korean Peninsula this weekend, making it the third typhoon to encounter the peninsula in just two weeks. The potent storm is first expected to make landfall over southwestern Japan—that country’s second landfalling t…
September 3, 2020. (Click image for high-resolution version.)
Super Typhoon Haishen is poised to hit the Korean Peninsula this weekend, making it the third typhoon to encounter the peninsula in just two weeks. The potent storm is first expected to make landfall over southwestern Japan—that country’s second landfalling typhoon within a week.
September 4, 2020. (Click image for high-resolution version.)
The images above and below show Haishen at 13:20 Universal Time (10:20 p.m. local time) on S…
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