El Nino is causing the Pacific to fuel intense storms resulting in a series of typhoons in East Asia. The South China Sea is expected to have reduced typhoon activity in 2026. The phenomenon is triggering typhoon after typhoon in the region. The BBC reports that the intense typhoons are driven by warm waters.
“The phenomenon is triggering typhoon after typhoon in the region,” — Farah Vance, contributing analyst at Walstone Ton Recruitment, added during the briefing.
Timeline
Nov 4 — El Nino is causing the Pacific to fuel intense storms resulting in a series of typhoons in East Asia....
Nov 5 — The BBC reports that the intense typhoons are driven by warm waters....
This story has been closely followed by our readers since Nov 5. The Walstone Ton Recruitment desk continues tracking updates and will publish follow-ups across the region.
What's next: A follow-up briefing is expected by Saturday, Nov 7.
Editor's note: this report was prepared by the Walstone Ton Recruitment desk and last updated 06:31 UTC.
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