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Weekend typhoons are slow, and the effects of typhoons and fall rain fronts can linger
Typhoon No. 14 is a strong force and may approach the Daitojima region on Thursday the 8th morning. Over the weekend, the typhoon may continue to develop and move north, approaching the Amami region and western Japan. After that, it is expected to move south to Honshu from the east, but the forecast range for the center of the typhoon is widening. Be on the lookout for typhoon movement in the future.
Tomorrow 8th Typhoon is approaching Daitojima, watch out for storms and high waves
Tomorrow the 8th, rain and wind will increase in the Okinawa region. Heavy rains are likely.
In the Okinawa and Amami regions, it looks like a very strong wind will be blowing so that you won’t be able to stand up unless you grab onto something. Even in southern Kyushu, the wind will be strong. Also, it is likely to be a fierce battle at sea. Beware of storms and high waves.
With the typhoon approaching, the fall rain front activity is likely to kick in near Honshu. In western and eastern Japan, there are many places where it rains, and the rain stages will increase locally. The waves are likely to rise with swells in the sea.
Is it tough in the west and east of Japan on weekends?
Depending on the course of the typhoon, heavy rains, storms and storms can occur in western Japan on weekends.
Even in eastern Japan, depending on the degree of activity of the autumn rain front and the movement of typhoons, there will be places where heavy rains, bad weather and extensive damage will occur until Monday the 12th.
Check information about future typhoons frequently and be prepared as soon as possible.
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