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© News1The ninth Typhoon Maysak, which has developed a new “all-river” power, is expected to hit the sea near Jeju Island on the afternoon of the 1st and land on land near Busan in the early morning of the 3rd.
Up to 400mm of heavy rain is expected to pour onto the Korean Peninsula as it enters the Maisack sphere of influence by day 3.
According to the Meteorological Administration, Maisak, which went from being a “river” to a “river” at 3 am on Day 1, is increasing its power in the sea near Okinawa, Japan, and is heading north.
Mysak is expected to reach the sea about 600 km south of Seogwipo, Jeju Island, around 3pm on the same day.
At this time, the central pressure is 935 hPa (hectopascal). The maximum wind speed is 176 km / h and 49 m / sec. The thief is a “random river” with the power to blow up people and even large stones. The next day, Mysak reaches the sea near the sea about 450 km south of Seogwipo at 3 am and about 190 km southeast of Seogwipo at 3 pm.
Mysak maintains his strength “very strong” until he cuts through the southeastern part of Seogwipo. At this time, the maximum wind speed is 45 m per second and 162 km per hour.
Mysak is expected to climb to land about 20km north of Busan at 3am on the 3rd.
At this time, the maximum wind speed for Mysack is 144 km / h and 40 m / sec. The intensity weakens a bit to ‘strong’. The “river” of force is the level at which the train derails. The strong wind radius is 340 km, which is expected to maintain the medium level.
Mysak is expected to reach the sea around 3 p.m. that day, about 150 km southeast of Chongjin, a port city in North Hamgyeong province.
The Meteorological Administration said that it is expected to be in the area affected by the typhoon on the 3rd. “There will be places where there will be very strong winds and a lot of rain throughout the country.”
Estimated rainfall from typhoons to day 3 is 100-300mm in Gangwon-yeong-dong, the coast of Gyeongbuk-dong, Ulleung-do and Dok-do, Gyeongnam and Jeju-do. In the case of the east coast of Gangwon, the coast of Gyeongsang and the mountains of Jeju Island, it can be poured over a maximum of 400 mm.
The estimated rainfall in Seoul, Gyeonggi, Gangwon Yeongseo, Chungbuk and Gyeongbuk (excluding the east coast) is 100-200mm. In the case of Chungnam, Jeolla-do and West Sea 5, the estimated rainfall is 50-150 mm.
The Meteorological Administration urged: “Please prepare in advance to avoid damage from typhoons.”
(Seoul = News 1)
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