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How typhoon Wipha will impact northern provinces

Typhoon Wipha is forecast to make landfall tomorrow morning with maximum sustained winds of level 10-11, gusting to level 14, making it the third strongest typhoon in 30 years.

Typhoon Wipha is predicted to significantly impact northern provinces. The storm is expected to make landfall tomorrow morning.

Wipha will bring powerful winds, reaching a maximum sustained speed of level 10-11 with gusts up to level 14. This makes it the third strongest typhoon to hit the region in three decades.

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Data and Graphics: Quang Tue

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/bao-wipha-anh-huong-the-nao-den-cac-tinh-thanh-phia-bac-4916701.html

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