Shared from the Student Assistance Division, Office of Student Affairs. The university notice is valid October 20–25, 2026. The weather information below comes from Advisory No. 1 issued at 09:30 on October 19, 2026, not a live forecast. Follow the Central Weather Administration and university for updates.
Monitor the typhoon and prepare early
The advisory reported that Champi could gradually turn north during October 22–24 and move north through waters east of Taiwan, coming closest on October 23–24. The track remained uncertain, including the possibility of a more westerly path affecting Taiwan. Continue checking updated forecasts and prepare for flooding.
For campus units and activity organizers
- Inspect buildings, equipment, basements and low-lying areas, and clear drainage facilities.
- In areas exposed to flooding, debris flows or hillside landslides, strengthen environmental monitoring and prepare response plans and any necessary activity changes.
- Leaders of outdoor classes, camps, club activities and workshops should keep their phones reachable. For activities in mountains, water areas, rivers, streams or other high-risk locations, assess current weather and local conditions and adjust, postpone or cancel as appropriate.
Weather observations in the original advisory
Issued at 09:30 on October 19, 2026. The original notice identified Champi as the year’s 29th typhoon and reported its center at 02:00 that day at 13.7°N, 140.3°E, moving west-northwest at 19 km/h. These are historical observations, not its current position or latest track.
Issuing unit: Student Assistance Division, Office of Student Affairs. Contact: campus extension 7119.