Super Typhoon In-fa

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💧 Super Typhoon In-fa
Water Issues · started 23 Oct 2026 · last updated 29 Oct 2026 · 23 locations logged
23 Oct 2026 · 10.50°N, 166.10°E24 Oct 2026 · 10.40°N, 166.10°E24 Oct 2026 · 10.30°N, 166.10°E24 Oct 2026 · 10.60°N, 166.00°E24 Oct 2026 · 11.10°N, 165.60°E25 Oct 2026 · 11.50°N, 165.30°E25 Oct 2026 · 12.20°N, 165.00°E25 Oct 2026 · 12.80°N, 164.50°E25 Oct 2026 · 13.30°N, 163.90°E26 Oct 2026 · 13.80°N, 163.30°E26 Oct 2026 · 14.00°N, 163.00°E26 Oct 2026 · 14.10°N, 162.70°E26 Oct 2026 · 14.10°N, 162.60°E27 Oct 2026 · 14.30°N, 162.40°E27 Oct 2026 · 14.50°N, 162.10°E27 Oct 2026 · 14.50°N, 161.60°E27 Oct 2026 · 14.60°N, 160.80°E28 Oct 2026 · 14.90°N, 159.90°E28 Oct 2026 · 15.10°N, 158.90°E28 Oct 2026 · 15.40°N, 157.60°E28 Oct 2026 · 15.60°N, 156.30°E29 Oct 2026 · 15.90°N, 154.60°E29 Oct 2026 · 16.30°N, 152.90°E

This event began at 10.50°N, 166.10°E and is active now at 16.30°N, 152.90°E.

Know the place

Typhoon Bavi (2026) — Typhoon Bavi, known in the Philippines as Super Typhoon Inday, was an extremely powerful, large, and long-lived tropical cyclone that became one of the strongest typhoons of the 2026 Pacific typhoon season tied with Typhoon Champi, causing significant impacts in the Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, the Philippines, China, and parts of Taiwan in early July 2026. The ninth named tropical storm, third typhoon and second violent typhoon of the 2026 Pacific typhoon season, Bavi was the second violent typhoon of the season to affect the Mariana Islands, after Typhoon Sinlaku made landfall on Tinian in April. Read the full article on Wikipedia →

Location timeline

DateCoordinatesType
23 Oct 202610.50°N, 166.10°EPoint
24 Oct 202610.40°N, 166.10°EPoint
24 Oct 202610.30°N, 166.10°EPoint
24 Oct 202610.60°N, 166.00°EPoint
24 Oct 202611.10°N, 165.60°EPoint
25 Oct 202611.50°N, 165.30°EPoint
25 Oct 202612.20°N, 165.00°EPoint
25 Oct 202612.80°N, 164.50°EPoint
25 Oct 202613.30°N, 163.90°EPoint
26 Oct 202613.80°N, 163.30°EPoint
26 Oct 202614.00°N, 163.00°EPoint
26 Oct 202614.10°N, 162.70°EPoint
26 Oct 202614.10°N, 162.60°EPoint
27 Oct 202614.30°N, 162.40°EPoint
27 Oct 202614.50°N, 162.10°EPoint
27 Oct 202614.50°N, 161.60°EPoint
27 Oct 202614.60°N, 160.80°EPoint
28 Oct 202614.90°N, 159.90°EPoint
28 Oct 202615.10°N, 158.90°EPoint
28 Oct 202615.40°N, 157.60°EPoint
28 Oct 202615.60°N, 156.30°EPoint
29 Oct 202615.90°N, 154.60°EPoint
29 Oct 202616.30°N, 152.90°EPoint

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Data: NASA EONET (public domain) · Events that hit the water supply — pollution, landslides into reservoirs, dam failures and shortages. Check the sky over the affected area in the Weather Complex; tectonic activity in the Earthquake Complex; the country itself in the Country Complex.

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