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As Typhoon ‘High Sun’ heads north, on the morning of the 6th, a strong wave hits the coast of Taeheung-ri, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do. [연합뉴스]
Typhoon No. 10, ‘High Sun’, is heading rapidly north with strong winds.
Closest to 80㎞ Namhae, Busan at 9am on the 7th
Estimated rainfall of 100 ~ 300㎜ in the center of the east coast
High tide overlaps 1 m above sea level, possibly a tsunami
The Meteorological Administration announced that the High Line travels north-northwest at a speed of 22 km / h from the sea about 290 km northeast of Okinawa, Japan, at 9 am on the 6th. This typhoon turned into a typhoon. super strong with a maximum wind speed of 56 m / s in the middle of the previous day, but now it is somewhat softened by a very strong typhoon of 49 m / s.
The High Line is expected to travel north along the east coast after reaching 80 km off the coast of Busan at 9 am on the 7th. Currently, the most likely route is to go north near the east coast, as cool, dry air on the west side of the Korean peninsula prevents westward movement.
The tall ship is expected to reach the sea about 80 km southeast of Busan around 9 am on the 7th, cross the sea between the east coast and Ulleungdo, and rise to the sea about 180 km south of Chongjin, Korea del Norte at 9 pm the same day. The high line is expected to gradually disappear ashore near northeast Chongjin on the morning of the 8th. Typhoon’s travel times and locations are subject to change.
On the 6th, when Busan entered the typhoons’ indirect area of influence, it rained and stopped. The Meteorological Administration predicted that by day 7 it would rain between 100 and 300mm in Busan. A preliminary storm warning will be issued on the sixth day off the coast of the eastern part of the South Sea, and a preliminary warning for a typhoon will be issued that night in the far seas of the eastern part of the South Sea. The ocean wave rises to 2-4m on Day 6 and rises to 12m on Day 7. Coastal safety accidents and low-lying floods require attention.
Typhoon High Line expected course. Graphic = Reporter Park Kyung-min [email protected]
In the Yeongdong area of Gangwon-do and the eastern coasts of Gyeongsang-do, Ulleung-do and Dokdo, heavy rains of 100-300mm are expected for 7-8 days. In some areas, such as the east coast of Gyeongbuk and the mountains in the northeast, there can be places with up to 400mm of rain. Jeonnam · Eastern Inland Jeonbuk · Jeju-do 100-200mm (Jeju-do Mountain, Jirisan and Deogyu-san area 300mm or more), other areas are 50-100mm.
Gangwon Yeongdong, Gyeongsang-do, Ulleungdo, Dokdo and Jeju Island, near typhoons, have an instantaneous maximum wind speed of 90 to 145 km per hour (25 to 40 m per second), 35 to 110 km ( 10 to 30 m) on the west and south coasts, and 35 to 70 in other areas. A very strong 10-20 m (km) wind is expected to blow. On the east coast on the 7th, the high tide will add to the typhoon’s impact, and the sea level will rise about 1m more than usual, and a storm and tsunami may occur as high waves add.
Seawater enters the coastal zone and very high waves are likely to flood breakwaters or coastal roads. The Meteorological Administration urged: “Please prepare thoroughly so that there is no damage to outdoor installed construction site equipment, facilities such as wind power generators and steel towers, and damage to crops such as fallen fruits due to winds very strong, and pay special attention to flooding in the lowlands and safety accidents along the coast. ”
Reporter Choi Jong-kwon [email protected]
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