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2020/10/09 22:32 Weather news
Although you travel far from the coast, some areas are affected by heavy rain and storms, so be sure to check the detailed information.
▼ Typhoon No. 14 at 9:00 p.m. on October 9 (Friday)
Area of existence Approximately 210 km south-southeast of Cape Ashizuri
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Move northeast slowly
Central pressure 980 hPa
Maximum wind speed 30 m / s (near center)
Maximum instantaneous wind speed 45 m / s
As it disappears from the land, only the Kii Peninsula, the Boso Peninsula, and the Izu Islands are expected to keep an eye out for storms. The impact on major cities like Tokyo and Nagoya is expected to be small.
In particular, heavy rains are expected in the southern part of the Kii Peninsula, which is affected by topography and wind, the Boso Peninsula, which is affected by a local front called the waterfront, and the Izu Islands, where the center of the typhoon passes.
According to Weather News, from the night of the 9 (Friday), the rain for 2 days (48 hours) until 24:00 on the 11 (Sunday) will be 200 mm or more on the Izu Islands and 150 mm or more in a part of the Boso peninsula. I am predicting. In particular, Izu and Hachijojima islands are already raining more than 400mm, so watch out for sediment-related disasters.
In the future, there is a risk of storms with an instantaneous maximum wind speed of 30 m / s or more, mainly in areas where the typhoon is in a region of strong winds. You need to be careful about disruption of rail schedules due to overhead lines and local power outages.
In Kanto, like Tokyo, it will continue to rain for about three and a half days until the night of Saturday the 10th, but the rain is expected to finally stop on the morning of Sunday the 11th.
Western Japan and Tokai are sunny and warm, and it’s a bit hot. Be careful with your physical condition as the temperature difference will increase during the weekend.
Typhoon # 14’s name “Chan-hom” is a name proposed by Laos and is derived from the name of the tree.
