Typhoon Kong-rey Approaches: Shanghai Could See Its Heaviest November Rainfall Since 1981, International Shipping Delays Alert

Typhoon “Kong-rey” Approaches

According to the meteorological department, Typhoon “Kong-rey” strengthened into a super typhoon on Wednesday morning (October 30) and is expected to have a severe impact on China’s eastern coastal areas. As of 11:00, the typhoon’s center was over the Pacific Ocean, about 520 kilometers southeast of Taitung City, Taiwan. Maximum winds near the center reached force 17, with a minimum central pressure of 925 hPa. The radius of the force 7 wind area was approximately 380 to 480 kilometers. The typhoon is moving northwest at 15 to 20 kilometers per hour and is expected to make landfall in southern or central Taiwan around midday to afternoon on Thursday.

Shanghai Braces for Torrential Rain

Under the influence of Typhoon “Kong-rey,” Shanghai is expected to experience heavy rainfall from the evening of October 31 (Thursday) through November 1 (Friday). This could be the heaviest November rainfall event since 1981. After making landfall in Taiwan, the typhoon is expected to move north over the waters near the Zhejiang and Fujian coastlines. It may also make landfall or pass close to these coastal areas, significantly affecting weather in the surrounding regions.

International Express Flights May Be Delayed

Due to adverse weather conditions caused by the typhoon, international express flights may be delayed. To minimize possible inconvenience, we recommend that customers:

• Check the latest updates on flights and express shipments in advance.
• Consider bringing forward or postponing important shipping or receiving arrangements.
• If you need any assistance or information, please contact our customer service team promptly.

CZL Express (website: exp.czl.net, phone: 021-67892002, email: [email protected] ) is committed to providing you with service and support. Please keep a close eye on weather conditions and make the necessary preparations. Safety comes first—please take care when traveling.