Storm set to be the strongest to hit the Philippines this year after a period of 'explosive intensification', weather agency says Philippine authorities started evacuating people from coastal areas on Sunday and hundreds were unable to travel by sea as a super typhoon barrelled towards the country. Super typhoon Noru was packing maximum sustained wind speeds of 185km/h (115mph) after an unprecedented "explosive intensification", the state weather forecaster said.
Philippines evacuates towns as super typhoon Noru barrels towards coast
The Guardian - 25 Sep 2022 07:22
Storm set to be the strongest to hit the Philippines this year after a period of 'explosive intensification', weather agency says Philippine authorities started evacuating people from coastal areas on Sunday and hundreds were unable to travel by sea as a super typhoon barrelled towards the country. Super typhoon Noru was packing maximum sustained wind speeds of 185km/h (115mph) after an unprecedented "explosive intensification", the state weather forecaster said.
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