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Nationwide Changing Weather Fourth Flash Rain and Thunderstorms Typhoon No. 10 Developed Further
The atmospheric condition is unstable throughout the country today. Rain and clouds gush here and there. Typhoon No. 10 is a very strong force and is expected to develop further in the future.
This morning it is very rainy in the Tohoku Sea of Japan, be careful of sudden rain even when it is sunny.
On the 4th of today, the front will extend to the Sea of Japan and gradually approach land. The atmosphere is unstable due to this front and the effect of the warm and humid air that flows from the south.
This morning, especially on the Sea of Japan side of Tohoku, there is a local increase in rainfall. According to the radar analysis, about 1 hour at 5:40 am, about 100mm near the southern part of Sakata city, Yamagata prefecture, and about 1 hour at 6am, about 110mm near the city Yusa in Yamagata prefecture. It was thought that it had rained and the record information of short-term heavy rains was announced. In Akita prefecture, as well as Yamagata prefecture, there are some places where the soil is considerably loose due to the rain so far, so it is necessary to be on the lookout for sediment-related disasters.
From day to night, rain clouds and kaminari clouds tend to appear across the country. Even if it is sunny when you go out, it is safe to wear rain gear in case of sudden heavy rain. There may be places where lightning occurs, so watch out for signs of approaching Kaminari clouds, such as a tingling wind or a whisper.
The maximum temperature is expected to exceed 30 degrees Celsius in many places from south to north. It looks like it won’t be over 40 degrees today, but it’s still a harsh summer heat. In Tokai, Kanto Koshinetsu, and southeast Tohoku, there are places that can reach around 35 degrees. Continue to take action against heat stroke.
Typhoon No. 10 at 3am becomes a very strong force and develops further after this
Typhoon 10, which is very strong, is hitting southern Japan at 6am today and heading west-northwest. The central air pressure is 950 hPa and the maximum wind speed near the center is 45 m / s. It is expected to develop further in the future, and by the 6th, it will become a violent force (central pressure is 915 hPa) and close in on Okinawa, Amami and Kyushu.
The weather in Okinawa is extremely heavy from Saturday to Sunday, and the days in Amami and Kyushu, which are mainly located in the Daitoshima region, can be extremely dangerous from Sunday to Monday. Shikoku and the Pacific side of Honshu, which is a bit out of the way of the typhoon, should also be on the lookout for high waves, and there are some places where heavy rain can occur due to humid air around the typhoon.
Check the weather information carefully, assume what type of disaster is likely to occur in your area, and take all possible action on a relatively calm day. Especially in Okinawa, Amami, and Kyushu, a large-scale power outage may have a long-lasting effect on your daily life, so having plenty of takeout and emergency food is a good idea.
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