@CNN: Super Typhoon Mangkhut is bearing down on southeast Asia with the equivalent strength of a Category 5 hurricane. At its peak on Wednesday, Mangkhut became the strongest storm of 2018, with wind speeds of 285 kph (180 mph). Here are some stats to know. https://t.co/a7ZT63JVqN https://t.co/2zEMBKfCjB

September 13, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

@CNN: Super Typhoon Mangkhut is bearing down on southeast Asia with the equivalent strength of a Category 5 hurricane.

At its peak on Wednesday, Mangkhut became the strongest storm of 2018, with wind speeds of 285 kph (180 mph). Here are some stats to know. https://t.co/a7ZT63JVqN https://t.co/2zEMBKfCjB

Super Typhoon Mangkhut is bearing down on southeast Asia with the equivalent strength of a Category 5 hurricane.

At its peak on Wednesday, Mangkhut became the strongest storm of 2018, with wind speeds of 285 kph (180 mph). Here are some stats to know. https://t.co/a7ZT63JVqN pic.twitter.com/2zEMBKfCjB

— CNN (@CNN) September 13, 2018

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