OK, we will arrive at Haikou just one day before the typhoon making landfall on the south side of the island. Since this is organized by Americans, don't think they know the severity of the typhoon or if it is about to hit. I sure hope so. Based on the last projection, it will cut on top of Haikou at 3am race day. And as it passes, its the tail end of the storm that kicks out the strongest and damaging wind. This is according to the latest update at 10am Shanghai time; who knows now. I emailed the organization early this morning; of course, no reply. Keep track of the typhoon path here. In case you don't know where is Hainan Island. It's the big island smacks in the middle of the typhoon path at Longitude 20N and Lattitude 110E, there about.
I have packed flashlights. Let see what's going to happen. Will do an update tonight once I arrive there.
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