Typhoon on the Northwest Pacific (2026/10/7)

The original Choi-wan Typhoon is currently expected to transition into an extratropical cyclone. There are currently two typhoons in the Northwest Pacific: NOLO and KOGUMA: Typhoon NOLO (Moderate) No. 27 International Name: NOLO As of 14:00 on the 7th, the center was located at 25.6 degrees North latitude and 162.1 degrees East longitude, moving west-northwest at a speed of 38 km/h. Central pressure: 970 hPa, Maximum sustained wind speed: 33 m/s, Maximum instantaneous wind speed: 43 m/s. Radius of 7-level wind: 220 km (NW 220 km, NE 250 km, SW 180 km, SE 220 km). Radius of 10-level wind: 100 km (NW 100 km, NE 100 km, SW 90 km, SE 100 km). Typhoon KOGUMA (Light) No. 28 International Name: KOGUMA As of 14:00 on the 7th, the center was located at 15.5 degrees North latitude and 162.9 degrees East longitude, moving west-northwest at a speed of 12 km/h. Central pressure: 990 hPa, Maximum sustained wind speed: 23 m/s, Maximum instantaneous wind speed: 30 m/s. Radius of 7-level wind: 120 km (NW 120 km, NE 140 km, SW 100 km, SE 120 km). Radius of 10-level wind: - km. Source: Central Weather Administration