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Taiwan issues land warning ahead of arrival of powerful Typhoon Champi

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Briefings

A super typhoon named Champi, identified as one of the strongest in the Pacific this year, weakened slightly on Thursday but maintained strong winds. The storm reached peak intensity with gusts exceeding 227 km/h near its center, though the exact date of peak intensity is not specified in the provided evidence.

Key points

• Typhoon Champi is classified as a super typhoon, representing one of the strongest storms in the Pacific basin for the current year.
• Gusts near the storm center reached speeds of 227 km/h, indicating sustained high winds despite minor weakening on Thursday.

Context

This briefing covers a Pacific typhoon event where Champi was identified as a super typhoon, with specific wind speed data provided for the center's maximum intensity.

Limitations

The evidence only confirms the typhoon's classification and peak wind speed; the specific date of peak intensity is not supplied, and the exact date of the weakening event is not specified.

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