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2020/09/21 13:09 Weather news
Please be aware of future information as you may act on the autumn rain front stagnating in southern Honshu and causing heavy rains in eastern and western Japan.
▼ Typhoon No. 12 Monday, September 21 at 12:00
Area of existence South of Japan
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Move north slowly
Central pressure 998 hPa
Maximum wind speed 20 m / s (near center)
Maximum instantaneous wind speed 30 m / s
On the afternoon of the 21 (Monday), the area around the Kii Peninsula is likely to have the most rainfall, with heavy rains of more than 300mm expected in 48 hours through the night of the 24 (Thursday). Even in the Kanto region, the rain will intensify mainly on the Boso Peninsula, which is close to the front line, and heavy rains of 200mm or more are expected in many places.
Future power and heading will change depending on the relationship to the pressure valley in the sky approaching from the west, so check the latest forecast from time to time. Weather News will continue to monitor the impact and keep you informed.
This year, the total number of typhoons that occurred in July was very small, at 2, but in August there were 7 typhoons that exceeded the average year, so although the rate of occurrence is slow, we cannot be alert.
As autumn deepens, there is a possibility that more typhoons will approach Honshu due to the pressure distribution. Recheck preparations for heavy rains and storms caused by typhoons.
Typhoon No. 12’s name “Dolphin” is a name proposed by Hong Kong, and is derived from one of Hong Kong’s representative animals, “Shiroka”.
