Typhoon No. Kansai 10 fears heavy rains mainly in the south from 6 to 7 Beware of high waves (Nichijo Forecaster Sep 05, 2020) – Japan Meteorological Association tenki.jp

Typhoon No. Kansai 10 fears heavy rains mainly in the south from 6 to 7 Beware of high waves

In the Kinki region, there is a risk of heavy rains, mainly in the south, from 6 (Sunday) to 7 (Monday) due to the influence of Typhoon No. 10. Also, be careful of high waves along The Pacific coast. The wind will be strongest around day 7.

Fear of heavy rains, especially in the south.

At 4:00 pm, Typhoon No. 10, a large and extremely strong typhoon, moves northwest at a speed of 15 km / h over the sea about 110 km south of Daito Sur Island. The central pressure is 920 hectopascals, the maximum wind speed near the center is 50 meters, and the maximum instantaneous wind speed is 70 meters. The typhoon will be closest to Amami on the 6th tomorrow, and there is a risk that it will approach or land in Kyushu on the morning of the 7th.
As the typhoon moves north, warm, humid air will flow into the Kinki region from the southeast on the 6th, so it will rain mostly on the southeast side of the Kii Peninsula. On the 7th, humid air will begin to enter from the south, and it is expected to rain over a wide area, mainly in the central and southern regions. From morning to morning, atmospheric conditions become very unstable and there is a risk of heavy rain with local thunder. There is a risk of heavy rains, especially in the south, and in some cases it can be alarm-grade heavy rains. Please review the typhoon information carefully and pay close attention to how it rains.

Stay away from the coast

On the Pacific coast of the Kinki region, the swell from Typhoon No. 10 has already arrived and the waves are rising. After this, the swell waves will be even higher, mainly in the southern part, and the swell is expected to be higher with swell from the night of the 6th until tomorrow the 7th. Be careful with high waves. Never go near the coast.

Kansai Branch of the Japan Meteorological AssociationWeather forecast

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