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2020/10/11 05:31 Weather News
The special heavy rain warning posted at Miyake Village and Mikurajima Village on the Izu Islands has been changed to a warning, but there is a risk of further sediment disasters in the future due to loose terrain. Please continue to spend your time in a safe place.
Typhoon No. 14 is expected to shift to tropical low pressure as it moves south tomorrow, and will disappear like a typhoon. After that, there is a high possibility that it will not be clear in the sea near Ogasawara.
▼ Typhoon No. 14 October 11 (Sunday) 3:00
Existence area Approximately 130 km south-southwest of Hachijojima
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Move east 15 km / h
Central pressure 990 hPa
Maximum wind speed 25 m / s
Maximum instantaneous wind speed 35 m / s
The amount of rain from the beginning of the rain (from 13:00 on the 6th (Tuesday) to 5:00 on the 11th (Sunday) today) is 696.5 mm at Nishimi Hachijojima in the southern part of the Izu Islands and 599.0 mm at Tsubota Miyakejima. (Preliminary figures Amedas)
Since the soil contains a considerable amount of water, there is a risk of further sediment disasters in the future. Be on the lookout for sediment-related disasters and stay safe.
Western Japan and Tokai are sunny and warm on the Pacific side, and it feels a bit hot. In places like Nagoya, the temperature difference of the last few days will be great, so be careful with your physical condition.
This typhoon is expected to travel west to Vietnam, Laos and Thailand, and will not affect Japan.
Typhoon No. 14 name “Chan-hom” is a name proposed by Laos, derived from the name of a tree, and Typhoon No. 15 name “Linfa” is a name proposed by Macao, China. It means “hasu (lotus)” in the word.
Visible image of the meteorological satellite: NTIC-Information and Communication Research Organization
