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Regarding Typhoon No. 10, the Meteorological Agency and the Ministry of Lands, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism held a joint meeting, saying: “In the areas where typhoons are approaching, there is a risk of record torrential rains, storms, waves highs and high tides, and in Kyushu, even the large rivers run by the government will remain. Rainfall is expected to exceed standard. The risk of flooding is increasing and we want you to be prepared for evacuation. “
Approaching Kyushu from the afternoon of 6 to 7
At the beginning of the meeting, a person in charge of the Meteorological Agency said: “Typhoon No. 10 will develop to a force of special alert level, approaching the Okinawa region on the morning of the 6th and the Amami region on the evening of the 6th, and maintaining energy after that 6th There is a risk of approaching or landing in Kyushu from the evening of the day until the 7th. “
Evacuate early before dark
On top of that, “In areas where typhoons are approaching, there is a risk of torrential rains, storms, high waves and high tides. The highest level of caution is required. To protect your own life and the lives of your loved ones, wind and rain. I would like to ask you to evacuate as soon as possible in accordance with municipal evacuation warnings before it gets stronger or it gets dark at night. “
Record high tide alert
Regarding high tide, “There is a risk of record high tide in areas where typhoons are approaching, and even if the tide level does not cross the embankment, if there is a high wave, it can flood the embankment. Flooding due to waves overlapping at high tide. I want you to be at the highest level of caution. “
Large rivers also increase the risk of flooding
In particular
▽ Kawauchi River, a river that runs through Kagoshima prefecture
▽ Oyodo River running through Miyazaki and Kagoshima prefectures
▽ Komaru River, Gogase River, which runs through Miyazaki Prefecture
▽ Rain is expected on the Kuma River, which runs through Kumamoto Prefecture, which is comparable to the amount of rainfall that is the standard for building embankments.
The person in charge said: “In Kyushu, even large rivers run by the government are expected to exceed maintenance level. It is necessary to assume the amount of rainfall that has never been experienced and take steps to prepare for evacuation.” I did.
