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Typhoon 10 ‘HAISHEN’ in the north is approaching from the far sea east of Jeju Island. Due to the influence of the high sun, both the sky and sea roads in Jeju, the “Typhoon Road”, were cut off.
According to a typhoon information advisory issued by the Meteorological Administration at 1 a.m. on the 7th, Typhoon Highship travels north at a speed of 34 km per hour from about 300 km southeast of Seogwipo, Jeju, starting at midnight. of the day.
The central pressure of a typhoon is 950 hPa (hectopascal) and the maximum wind speed near the center is 155 km / h (43 m / sec), a strong wind radius of 400 km and a storm radius of 140 km.
The typhoon is expected to approach the sea some 260 km east of the city of Seogwipo, maintaining the force of the “river” at 4 am this day. Since the wind radius is wide, special attention is required to avoid damage.
The typhoon that passed through the far sea east of Jeju is expected to surge into the sea about 110 km southeast of Busan at 6 am today, and approach the sea about 150 km southeast of Gangneung by noon. Since then, the rapidly increasing typhoon is expected to make its way to the land port near Chongjin when the robbery fell to “medium” in the North Korean Sea at 6 pm.
Starting in Jeju, heavy rains and winds are expected nationwide on this day, as the entire country enters the sphere of influence of typhoons. In the Seonheul area of Jeju Island, accumulated precipitation due to typhoons has reached 251.0 mm since day 6.
Also, heavy rains such as Hallasan triangular peak 203.5mm and Witsaeoreum 201.5mm are falling. As the typhoon approaches, the meteorological agency predicted that heavy rain clouds will continue to flow from Jeju’s South Seas, adding to the topographical effect of mountainous areas.
Strong wind also blows. The maximum daily wind speed (second speed) at the main points in Jeju is 29.0 m at the south wall of Hallasan, 28.6 m at Witsaeoreum, 26.7 m at Saebyeoldoreum, 23.9 m at Jigwido and 20.3 m in Seongsan.
While typhoon warnings are in effect in all the seas of Jeju Island and in the distant seas in the southwest, the wind blows very strongly at a maximum of 20 to 40 m / s during the typhoon passing, and is expect the wave to be very high at a maximum of 6 to 12 m.
Due to a typhoon heading north, the air highway and sea highway connecting Jeju and other regions were cut off.
According to the Jeju Security and Disaster Countermeasures Headquarters, flight 241, which was scheduled to operate at Jeju International Airport on the morning of the 7th, was canceled.
The number of canceled flights may vary depending on the typhoon situation and the circumstances of each airline.
The day before, due to the typhoon, flights were canceled since late in the afternoon and 17 flights were canceled.
In addition, the operation of 15 passenger ships was controlled on 9 routes from Jeju, connecting Usu-yeong, Mokpo, Nokdong, Wando, Busan and Gapado (Marado).
1956 Ships that were evacuated from the high seas docked in the port of Tokyo.
Hallasan’s mountaineering was also fully controlled based on the northern typhoon.
As the typhoon passes, little by little damage to the facilities has been produced.
A street lamp in Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, and trees on the streets of Donghong-dong, Seogwipo-si, fell due to heavy rain, and a commercial district in Jeju-si was flooded.
As the typhoon approaches, Jeju Island is stepping up preparedness by broadcasting ’emergency phase 2′ starting at 9pm the day before.
Reporter Bae Jae-seong [email protected]
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