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When Typhoon Maysak No. 9 passes through Korea on Day 2, it is predicted to be stronger than Typhoon BAVI No. 8, so it is necessary to prepare.
According to the Meteorological Administration, at 9 a.m. on the 1st, Typhoon Maisak moves toward the northwest of the sea about 200 km west of Okinawa, Japan. It is a typhoon with a central air pressure of 935 hPa (hectopascals), a maximum wind speed of 49 m per second (176 km per hour) near the center, a strong wind radius of 380 km, and an intensity of “all the rivers”.
Mysak is expected to affect the entire country until Day 3, starting from the southern tip of Jeju Island in the evening of Day 1. At this time, the meteorological agency predicted that there will be places where there will be very strong winds and a lot of rain. .
Mysak is expected to maintain the strength of the “all rivers” until 9 am on the 2nd, when it approaches the sea about 330 km south of Seogwipo, Jeju. After that, the intensity is expected to gradually weaken, but is expected to maintain the strength of the ‘river’ until 9am on the 3rd, passing the sea about 60 km east of Gangneung, Gangwon-do.
Myssac is expected to be stronger than Typhoon Bobby, which hit the Korean Peninsula last week. Barbie’s maximum instantaneous wind speed on the main islands was 36.4 m per second at Witsaeoreum in Jeju, 41.1 m per second at Hongdo in Jeollanam-do, and 41.2 m per second at Mokdeokdo Island in Incheon. When Maisak passes the Korean peninsula, the maximum wind speed is expected to reach 43 ~ 47m per second. . In particular, the estimated instantaneous maximum wind speed off the Jeju and Gyeongsang coasts is expected to reach 50 m / s. At a speed of 44 m or more per second, people and large stones are flying.
Estimated rainfall from 2 to 3 is ▲ Gangwon Yeongdong, Gyeongbuk East Coast, Ulleungdo · Dokdo, Gyeongnam, Jeju 100 ~ 300mm ▲ Seoul · Gyeonggi, Gangwon Youngseo, Chungbuk, Gyeongbuk (excluding east coast) 100 ~ 200mm ▲ Chungnam, Jeolla , West Sea 5 degree 50 ~ 150mm, etc.
The Meteorological Administration said: “Very high waves along with very strong winds are expected in the South Sea from today (1st) to 3rd, and in the East Sea from 2nd to 4th.” Please Be Careful “. The European Center for Medium-Range Forecasts (ECMWF) predicted that the development of Typhoon No. 10 after the Myssac passage could directly or indirectly affect the Korean Peninsula as early as this weekend. However, the Korea Meteorological Administration is in a position to observe a little more.
Bong-oh Jeong, Donga.com reporter [email protected]
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