25 ° Previous Typhoon and Low Pressure Local Development of Rain Clouds Northern Japan Wary of Storms (September 25, 2020) – Japan Meteorological Association tenki.jp

Yesterday (24), Typhoon No. 12 switched to a temperate low pressure, but Kesa (25) is slowly moving north, east of Kanto. It is expected to depart Sanriku tonight, and the rain and wind are likely to intensify around noon on the Pacific side of Tohoku and from the evening on the Pacific side of Hokkaido. The maximum instantaneous wind speed expected for tomorrow (26) is 35 meters, and it will be a very strong wind that you will not be able to bear unless you catch something. The wind is so strong that the signal may drop. Also, the sea will be a big problem. Beware of storms and high waves and stay away from the sea.

On the other hand, the low pressure near Shikoku is expected to move to the vicinity of the Kii Peninsula tonight. Today (26), heavy rains of 130.5 mm (as of 5:51 am) fell per hour at Cape Muroto in Kochi prefecture, making it the heaviest rain in the history of the observation in September. After this, the rain clouds that developed with the eastward movement of the low pressure will also move eastward. It looks like there will be heavy rain accompanied by thunder in Kinki until late afternoon. There is a risk of extremely heavy rains like a waterfall in the southern part of Kinki. In Tokai, the rain legs will gradually strengthen, and around noon there will be places where you will go down as if you had turned the cube. It is likely that it will rain intermittently in Hokuriku and Kanto.