Typhoon No. 24 of this year, “Corowan,” was located on the ocean surface about 834 kilometers east of Wenzhou at 14:00 on September 3, with a maximum wind level 8 near the center. It is expected that “Corowan” will enter the East China Sea on the night of the 3rd, and may rotate in the eastern waters of the East China Sea in the next 3 days. Affected by “Corowan”, there were showers and some moderate to heavy rain in the coastal area from the 4th to the 5th; the coastal surface had gusts of magnitude 8 to 9, and the East China Sea area had local gusts of magnitude 11 of magnitude 8 to 10. The Zhejiang Meteorological Observatory has released typhoon news. According to the “Zhejiang Flood Control and Drought Relief Emergency Plan”, after consultation and investigation, the Zhejiang Provincial Defense Bureau decided to launch an emergency response for maritime typhoon prevention at 18:00 on September 3. All coastal regions and relevant member units at the provincial level should pay close attention to typhoon development trends and carry out various maritime typhoon prevention tasks in an orderly manner, such as sheltering key ships from the wind, anchoring ships in port, suspending maritime routes, shutting down sea-related tourist attractions, and evacuating personnel from offshore construction projects.

Typhoon No. 24 of this year, “Corowan,” was located on the ocean surface about 834 kilometers east of Wenzhou at 14:00 on September 3, with a maximum wind level 8 near the center. It is expected that “Corowan” will enter the East China Sea on the night of the 3rd, and may rotate in the eastern waters of the East China Sea in the next 3 days. Affected by “Corowan”, there were showers and some moderate to heavy rain in the coastal area from the 4th to the 5th; the coastal surface had gusts of magnitude 8 to 9, and the East China Sea area had local gusts of magnitude 11 of magnitude 8 to 10. The Zhejiang Meteorological Observatory has released typhoon news. According to the “Zhejiang Flood Control and Drought Relief Emergency Plan”, after consultation and investigation, the Zhejiang Provincial Defense Bureau decided to launch an emergency response for maritime typhoon prevention at 18:00 on September 3. All coastal regions and relevant member units at the provincial level should pay close attention to typhoon development trends and carry out various maritime typhoon prevention tasks in an orderly manner, such as sheltering key ships from the wind, anchoring ships in port, suspending maritime routes, shutting down sea-related tourist attractions, and evacuating personnel from offshore construction projects.