STRONG TYPHOON HINNAMNOR IS APPROACHING SOUTH KOREA

Typhoon Hinnamnor, which could be the most severe storm to hit the Korean Peninsula in two decades, is headed towards South Korea and is predicted to affect the country until Tuesday, following which it is projected to travel north-northeast.
According to the Korea Meteorological Administration, Typhoon Hinnamnor was located 460 kilometers south-southwest of Jeju Island's Seogwipo, moving north at a speed of 19 kilometers per hour with a central atmospheric pressure of 935 hectopascals — traveling faster than a previous estimate of 12 kilometers per hour.
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The typhoon's maximum wind speed is at least 49 meters per second, or 176 kilometers per hour, and it is now categorized as a "very strong" typhoon.
Four categories of typhoons exist: medium, strong, extremely powerful, and super strong. Typhoons that have a maximum wind speed of at least 54 mps, or 194 kph, are considered to be "super strong."
By midnight, Typhoon Hinnamnor was forecast to pass 30 km south of the city of Seogwipo on the island of Jeju's southern shore. At around six in the morning, the typhoon will next approach Busan, 90 kilometers to the west-southwest. Tuesday, according to the state weather service.
Typhoon Hinnamnor, with an air pressure of 955 hectopascals at its centre, will weaken significantly as it passes through Busan. However, the typhoon would still rank among the strongest that the nation has ever experienced.
Typhoons intensify as their wind speeds increase and their air pressure decreases.
The KMA further stated that Typhoon Hinnamnor is likely to retain some strength even after it has passed across the nation.
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