Three typhoons formed in the western Pacific, with Ragasa threatening Hainan and Guangdong, while Mitag and Neoguri weakened or posed minimal risk.

Three typhoons—Mitag, Ragasa, and Neoguri—formed rapidly in the western Pacific starting September 18, 2025. Mitag made landfall in Guangdong as a severe tropical storm before weakening. Ragasa intensified into a super typhoon with winds of 55 m/s, moving toward the South China Sea and expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds to Hainan and Guangdong, with an uncertain path affecting northern and central Vietnam. Neoguri strengthened into a super typhoon but posed minimal threat to China. All storms are projected to weaken before China’s October Golden Week holidays, though Ragasa’s unpredictable track requires ongoing monitoring and preparedness in coastal areas.