Super Typhoon Bavi intensified over the Pacific on Thursday and is bearing down on Taiwan and southern China, packing several feet of rain and winds of up to 124 miles per hour.
Current forecasts have the storm brushing Taiwan and making landfall in China’s province of Fujian on Saturday night.
The massive storm, currently over 620 miles wide, is poised to hit China almost exactly a week after Tropical Storm Maysak, which dumped a huge amount of rain on Hengzhou province and has reportedly caused 39 deaths from flooding.
If Bavi follows Thursday’s projections and blows through northern Taiwan, it will be the largest storm to hit the island…
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