A new typhoon that will occur in 24 hours may affect Japan

This year, the area of ​​the sea with high sea surface temperature extends considerably to the north, and even on the Honshu coast, the sea surface temperature is unusually close to 30 degrees Celsius. Generally, when the sea surface temperature is about 28 ° C or higher, tropical cyclones and typhoons are likely to develop, and tropical cyclones are expected to move westward while strengthening their influence.

Also, if conditions such as weak winds in the sky overlap, it may not lose its power like a normal typhoon when it hits the coast of Japan, and in some cases it may approach or land at the peak of development. That is also possible.

The tropical cyclone is expected to move west for some time, but is more likely to gradually move north in the middle of the week.

Comparing the simulation results calculated by meteorological organizations around the world such as Europe and the United States, it can be seen that there is a wide range of possible trajectories for tropical cyclones, from those in eastern Okinawa to eastern Japan. I will.

It is important to consider all the possibilities and prepare for the worst case scenario for each region, as the impact in each region can change greatly depending on the course.

The next time a typhoon occurs, it will be called “Typhoon No. 10”. The average number of typhoons generated in September was 4.8, and multiple typhoons are likely to occur this year.

This year, the number of typhoons that occurred in July was very low, a total of two, but in August there were seven typhoons that exceeded the normal year and the rate of occurrence suddenly increased.

Typhoons approaching Honshu may increase in the fall. Recheck preparation for heavy rains and typhoon storms.