Does Typhoon Nasha on the 2th have an impact on Zhuhai (Typhoon Nasha on the 9th in 217)

The Zhuhai Meteorological Observatory released a message at 17: on October 16th: Typhoon "Nasha" affected Zhuhai, and the typhoon blue warning came into effect.

Zhuhai launches Class IV emergency response against wind. Seaside swimming pools, scenic spots and parks are shut down.

The meteorological department issued a blue warning signal for typhoon. After consultation and judgment, Zhuhai Sanfang Command decided to start Class IV emergency response against wind at 17: on October 16th. All units and citizens are requested to take the following precautions:

1. Pay close attention to the latest typhoon news and typhoon defense notices of the government and relevant departments through SMS, TV, radio, official WeChat WeChat official account and APP, pay attention to the information of bus line adjustment and outage, and adjust travel plans in time.

second, the ship returns to Hong Kong in time to take shelter from the wind or avoid the waters affected by typhoon, and the operators such as marine aquaculture, fishing rafts and offshore wind power platforms are evacuated ashore in time.

3. Reinforce or dismantle sheds, scaffolding, derricks, tower cranes, gantry cranes, elevators, simple buildings, tin houses, billboards, neon lights, water tanks, propaganda banners, plastic films, sun-shading nets, trees and other facilities, equipment, structures and articles to prevent people from being endangered.

4. Shut down coastal swimming pools, scenic spots, parks and playgrounds, and evacuate or properly arrange island tourists.

5. please actively cooperate with the residents and friends to avoid risks.

Extended information:

Tropical storm, a kind of tropical cyclone, refers to a tropical cyclone with a maximum wind force of 8 ~ 9 near the center. A weak tropical vortex exists in advance for the generation of tropical storm, but it brings abundant fresh water to people. Tropical storm brings a lot of rain to China coast, the coast of the Sea of Japan, India, Southeast Asia and the southeastern United States, accounting for about 1% of the total precipitation in these areas.