At 7:00 am on July 18, Typhoon Talim was 100 km from Mong Cai (Quang Ninh), with the strongest wind of 102 km/h, level 10, expected to enter the Vietnam - China border in 4 hours.
According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, Typhoon Talim crossed the Leizhou peninsula (China) at 3 am with the strongest wind of 117 km/h, level 11, then entered the coast of Guangxi province (China) and continued to decrease in level.
Circulation before the storm caused Bach Long Vi Island (Hai Phong) to have wind level 7, level 10; Cua Ong, Co To (Quang Ninh) gusts of 6-7 levels; Phu Lien (Hai Phong) wind gust level 6.
The storm is moving to the northwest with a speed of 20 km/h, expected to enter the Vietnam - China border from 11 am with the strongest wind of 88 km/h, level 9. By 4 pm, the center of the storm is in the northeast of the North, the wind decreases to level 7 and weakens into a tropical depression. The tropical depression then continued to go deep into the northern mountains and dissipated early on July 19
Airports expected to be in the near-affected area of the storm (thrill, strong wind, strong thunderstorm) include: Van Don (Quang Ninh), Cat Bi (Hai Phong). Airports that may be affected by storm circulation (heavy rain, strong wind) include: Noi Bai (Hanoi), Tho Xuan (Thanh Hoa).
Under the influence of storm No. 1, Noi Bai International Airport has strengthened inspection of key areas, cleared sewers to avoid local flooding; mooring aircraft, vehicles and equipment serving the ground; directing forces for natural disaster prevention, rescue and rescue of affiliated units to be on duty at the position 24/24, closely monitor the developments of storms, etc. to be ready to respond, ensuring absolute safety for people and vehicles on the aircraft apron.
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