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Typhoon #TinoPH / #Kalmaegi strikes the island of Leyte in the central Philippines, bringing heavy rain and strong winds of 165 km/h (105 mph). pic.twitter.com/fUhiJRyF71

— Zoom Earth (@zoom_earth) November 3, 2025

 

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- Typhoon Kalmaegi, the 20th cyclone of an unusually active 2025 Pacific season, intensified to 165 km/h winds before striking Leyte, as shown in the post's satellite animation depicting its swirling eye and rapid approach over the Philippine Sea.

- Over 150,000 residents evacuated from eastern provinces like Samar and Leyte, facing risks of 200-300 mm hourly rainfall and 3-meter storm surges, per PAGASA forecasts, highlighting the archipelago's vulnerability to frequent super typhoons.

- After landfall near Guiuan, the system is projected to weaken over land but regroup over the South China Sea, potentially hitting Vietnam by November 6-7 with sustained impacts on agriculture and infrastructure.