September 26, 2016 
IR SAT
Megi has slammed in to Taiwan leaving 4 dead and 160 injured. The storm has brought damage across most of the island blocking roads, knocking out power and shutting off power supplies.
Today South Eastern China including Guangdong and Fujian will also see a flood threat much like we seen with Nepartak and Meranti. Unlike Meranti which weakened and turned north, Megi will take a more westerly track lingering in the region while weakening and thus dropping most of its potential rainfall over the area increasing the threat of floods.
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0700 WEDNESDAY TST
MEGI has made landfall in Fujian Province near Quanzhou.
0617 WEDNESDAY TST
MAX RAINFALL REPORTED since the storm begin was in Datong, Taiwan with 1106mm.
0600 WEDNESDAY TST
Death toll has climbed to 4 with over 160 injuries reported across Taiwan. Max rainfall was reported in
0530UTC TUESDAY
Typhoon Megi has made landfall over Hualien City.
Quick video update from the eye of #typhoon #Megi in Hualien #Taiwan pic.twitter.com/UujowGSz7e
— James Reynolds (@EarthUncutTV) September 27, 2016
Radar at landfall
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0302UTC TUESDAY
Updated VIS loop. Unfortunately #Megi looking close to its strongest now just before landfall on the east coast of #Taiwan – #Himawari pic.twitter.com/9fFtvpBRwu
— Dan Lindsey (@DanLindsey77) September 27, 2016
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0132UTC TUESDAY
Treacherous going as we head N on Highway 11. Already seeing destruction. #Typhoon #MEGI pic.twitter.com/JXE55veTge
— Josh Morgerman (@iCyclone) September 27, 2016
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2245UTC TUESDAY
Outer rain bands and monsoonal flow in to #Megi is also causing issues in the Philippines. All classes in Iloilo City have been suspended at this time
2054UTC TUESDAY
In Hualien City, on the east coast of Taiwan, a 635-ton crane was knocked over Monday by strong winds, according to reports. No injuries were reported following the accident,
2040UTC
Good morning! 4.40am in #Taiwan and #typhoon #Megi with its huge eye is barreling right towards the coast pic.twitter.com/4ooky5clY7
— James Reynolds (@EarthUncutTV) September 26, 2016
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1741UTC MONDAY
WIND GUST reported in Okinawa up to 124kph
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