Super Typhoon Ragasa rampages through Taiwan, Hong Kong and southern China | Extreme weather

Super Typhoon Ragasa beat Taiwan, Hong Kong and China before moving to Vietnam on Thursday night.

At the summit, Ragasa moved to the south of Taiwan and had 165MPH wind speeds, where there was significant heavy rain, which resulted in 17 deaths with a barrier explosion.

Later, the storms moved to the south of Hong Kong, which was equivalent to a category of 4 hurricanes with average wind speeds of 150MPH before he ashore in Guangdong state of China on Wednesday.

While the storm brought 197 mm rain on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 90 people were injured in Hong Kong, while millions of people had to evacuate Shenzhen, Chaozhou, Zhuhou, Dongguan and Foshan.

Meanwhile, another storm called Bualoi developed in the Western Pacific, and is expected to be strengthened with a typhoon on Friday before moving to the southern end of Luzon, the largest island of the Philippines. Widespread floods and landslides are possible, and as a result, schools were closed and flights in the region were canceled. This storm will come only days after Ragasa moved to the north of the country and will result in the death of nine people in the archipelago.

On the other side of the world, the Atlantic Hurricane season finally activated with the tropical storm Humberto, located in the north -east of the Caribbean on Thursday, and Gabrielle remains a hurry with average wind speeds.

Humberto is expected to strengthen rapidly as it moves to the north-east, and probably a hurricane in the Tropical Southeast Atlantic this weekend.

Meanwhile, Gabrielle passed over Azores on Thursday night and brought the conditions of the hurricane to the islands with heavy rain, strong winds and a dangerous storm fluctuation.

A third system just north of the Dominican Republic is expected to develop in the coming days.