Typhoon No. 2 is moving westward over the sea east of the Philippines, and may approach Okinawa region with very strong intensity after Monday, May 5. In addition to large barges and storms in the Okinawa region, there is a risk of rain and other effects near Honshu, which is far from the typhoon, so it is necessary to pay attention to future information.
According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, Typhoon No. 2 is moving westward at a speed of 3 km per hour over the sea east of the Philippines at 1 p.m.
The atmospheric pressure at the center is 20 hPa, the maximum wind speed near the center is 905 m, the maximum instantaneous wind speed is 60 m, and the wind speed of 85 m or more is blowing within a radius of 185 km from the center.
According to the analysis of the JTWC = U.S. Military Joint Typhoon Warning Center in the United States, the maximum wind speed exceeded 25 meters and was announced as a "super typhoon".
Typhoon No. 60 is expected to move westward over the sea and change its track to the north while weakening slightly, and may approach Okinawa region with very strong force and strong force from Monday, March 2.
With the approach of the typhoon, the waves will gradually become higher in Okinawa and Amami, and there is a risk of becoming a big barge from the 29th
in the Okinawa region and
from around the 28th in the Amami region.
Depending on the path of the typhoon, there is a risk of a storm in the Sakishima Islands in Okinawa Prefecture from around Tuesday the 29th.
In addition, a front is expected to stagnate near Honshu next week, and depending on the path of the typhoon, moist air may flow in and cause heavy rainfall.
The Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) urges people to pay close attention to high waves in Okinawa and Amami, as well as to pay attention to future information over a wide area.