The split
Typhoon Dolphin strengthens toward Japan's Ryukyu Islands and Taiwan with sea warnings expected by Friday
The same story, as told by newsrooms in different countries. Their words, attributed and linked.
Taiwan
Taipei Times
“The CWA said it could issue a sea warning for Typhoon Dolphin as early as Friday afternoon, warning that the storm's large radius could bring torrential rain to northern mountainous areas.”
Taiwan's principal English-language newspaper; tracked the storm's threat to Taiwan, reporting the CWA's sea-warning timeline and forecast model convergence on the Ryukyu-then-Taiwan trackread the original ↗
Japan
Weathernews (Japan)
“Typhoon No. 13 DOLPHIN, currently classified as a very strong typhoon, was located over the waters near Minamitorishima Island as of 09:00 JST on August 3.”
Japan-based private meteorological service; provided JMA data on the storm's August 3 position, intensity classification and projected path toward Okinawa and Amamiread the original ↗
Hong Kong
Dimsum Daily
“Typhoon Dolphin has eased from super typhoon to severe strength and is forecast to affect China from Thursday, 6 August, with models split between an East China landfall and a northerly track just off the coast.”
Hong Kong-based English outlet; focuses on China mainland impact and the possible East China Sea landfall track, a perspective absent from Taiwan-centric coverage; notes models are split between a mainland landfall and a northerly offshore trackread the original ↗