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2020/09/01 03:49 Weather news
At 3:30 am on day 1 (Tuesday), we observed the maximum instantaneous wind speed greater than 54.5 m / s and 50 m / s at the Kumejima airport (Kitahara). At 3:30, the maximum instantaneous wind speed of 47.5 m / s at Tokashiki and 45.0 m / s at Nanjo City and the number of threads were observed.
▼ Typhoon 9 is estimated at 4 o’clock on September 1 (fire)
Area of existence Approximately 40 km west-southwest of Kumejima
Size class Large
Very strong force class
Move Northwest 25 km / h
Central pressure 940 hPa
Maximum wind speed 45 m / s (near center)
Maximum instantaneous wind speed 65 m / s
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Kume Island State, Okinawa Prefecture September 1 (Tuesday) around 3:00
Typhoon 9 is expected to move north into the East China Sea as it develops further. The maximum instantaneous wind speed is expected to reach 65 m / s or closer to the center of the typhoon.
Currently, the most dangerous area is Kumejima, where it is expected to pass near the center of the typhoon. The highest instantaneous wind speed in Kumejima was 62.8 m / s (Typhoon No. 11 of 2007), so it is sure to have a record storm that will exceed this.
The typhoon will continue to develop, so a violent storm will continue even after the closest approach. Even on the main island of Okinawa, a storm of 60 m / s or more can erupt momentarily and there is a risk of serious damage, such as collapsing houses and telephone poles and overturning cars.
Since developed rain clouds can be seen around the typhoon, rainfall exceeding 100mm per hour, high waves exceeding 10m and the high tide time of day 1 (Tuesday) reaches the high tide of the most great in history. There is also a risk. Be extremely alert to all typhoon disasters.
Rain is expected to intensify on the Pacific side of Kyushu and Shikoku due to the effect of humid air, and caution is required around 2 (Wednesday) to 3 (Thursday) around western Japan, mainly in Kyushu. Take action as soon as possible.
Also, from the north of Kinki to Hokuriku and the Tohoku Sea side of Japan, the wind blowing towards the typhoon crosses the mountains, causing the Fern phenomenon. There are hot days with temperatures above 35 ° C, so be careful in the heat.
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Typhoon No. 9’s name “Maysak” is a name proposed by Cambodia and comes from the name of the tree.
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