Key Facts
• A tropical disturbance south of Taiwan is rapidly consolidating as of July 4.
• Expected to develop into a tropical depression by tonight or early July 5.
• If intensified, it will become Typhoon Danas (No. 4) of 2025.
• Closest approach to Taiwan predicted by the afternoon of July 5.
• Central Weather Bureau highlights favorable conditions for development, including high sea temperatures.
• Forecast models show potential paths ranging from Fujian’s coast to east of Taiwan.
• Peak impact expected on July 6–7, with strong winds and heavy rain.
• Experts warn of significant weather effects, especially over the weekend.
• Uncertainty remains regarding the storm’s exact strength and trajectory.
• Weather updates and warnings will be issued as the system evolves.
Summary
A tropical disturbance near Taiwan is likely to develop into Typhoon Danas (No. 4) by July 5, posing a threat of strong winds and heavy rain over the weekend. The system is expected to pass close to Taiwan, with its peak impact forecasted for July 6–7. Experts emphasize the potential for significant weather effects, though uncertainties remain regarding its exact path and intensity. The Central Weather Bureau is closely monitoring the situation and will provide updates as needed.
