[ad_1]
Where is Typhoon No. 14? An unusual heading for fall The Izu Islands are on alert
Typhoon No. 14 is heading east to the south of the Kii Peninsula as of today (day 10). Tomorrow the typhoon will gradually change its course to the south and the course is expected to be like a U-turn to the south. Although gradually moving away from the main island, the Izu Islands require strict caution towards tomorrow.
Heavy rains in Tokai and Kanto
Typhoon No. 14 is heading east south of the Kii Peninsula. In the Tokai and Kanto areas, there are places where it rains a lot due to the humid air around the typhoon and the active rain clouds in the autumn rain front, and the wind is getting stronger and the sea is getting bigger. Tokai and Kanto are expected to continue to rain and wind tonight. Even if the rain weakens, there are places where the soil has loosened due to rain so far, so you still need to be on the lookout for sediment-related disasters.
Typhoon Gradually U-Turn South … Izu Islands on Alert
Typhoon No. 14 is expected to gradually change its course southward and approach the southern part of the Izu Islands on the 11th. Due to the low speed of movement of typhoons, high waves can continue for a long time with heavy rains, storms and the sea. There has already been unprecedented heavy rain in Miyakejima and Hachijojima, and the risk of sediment-related disasters is extremely high. Be very careful.
Why go south? Typhoon No. 14 on an unusual course
Typhoon No. 14 became a hot topic due to the large forecast circle before approaching the vicinity of Honshu. This time, it is expected to go south rather than east, which is an unusual course. The main reasons for this are: (1) The west wind that would normally travel near Honshu cannot be blown north because it is closer to the north and cannot move east. (2) This is believed to be because the high pressure is projected north of the typhoon and cannot move north. First of all, a typhoon has almost no force to move by itself, so it has the property of being blown away by the surrounding wind as shown in the figure.
The possibility of redevelopment.
Typhoon No. 14 is expected to gradually lose its power and turn into a tropical low pressure by Monday (12). The sea level temperature above the sea in the south is still high and it cannot be said that it will not reach again, but it is unlikely to have a major impact as it approaches Honshu again. However, just in case, pay attention to information on future typhoons (tropical low pressure).
Tomorrow’s weather
From Kyushu to Tokai to Hokuriku, the sun is shining over a wide area and it appears sweaty and cheerful. Wind conditions along the coast will gradually decrease. Since the humid air flows towards Kanto and Tohoku, there are many clouds, and it seems that tomorrow’s umbrella will come into play. There will be many sunny places in Hokkaido during the day.
related links
Recommended information
