Typhoon Hato is one of the strongest tropical cyclones that hit Hong Kong and Macau in the past 20 years, triggering the highest Severe Typhoon Warning 10 from the Hong Kong Observatory.
The system started as a weak circulation over the NW Pacific well east of northern Philippines on 19th August 2017. It then intensified and moved WNW-NW crossing Luzon Strait on the 21st and the northern South China Sea on the 22nd. Typhoon Hato reached maximum wind speed of 80kt at 23/0300UTC before making its landfall at Macau at 0600UTC.
Typhoon Hato left casualties and massive destruction in its wake.
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Tropical Cyclone Forecast Track issued to OWS Client 23/00UTC
Himawari-8 Vis Satellite 0300UTC 23 August 2017
Damage of Typhoon Hato at Macau
Source: Hong Kong Free Press