In response to the drastic change in the forecast for Typhoon No. 14, the Japan Meteorological Agency explained that it "developed more than expected", and as rain and wind intensify near the center, be wary of heavy rains, storms, and storm surges. We are calling for the latest information as it is difficult to predict.

Influenced by high seawater temperature, etc.

Until now, typhoon No. 14 was expected to change to an extratropical cyclone near the Tsushima Strait, but it has changed to the prospect of landing on the 17th as it approaches western Japan, including northern Kyushu, as a typhoon.



Regarding the reason for the change in the outlook, the Japan Meteorological Agency says that it has developed more than expected from the night of the 15th, and that it may have been affected by the high seawater temperature.



Also, as of 9 am on the 16th, the central pressure is 990 hectopascals and the maximum wind speed is 25 meters, but there is a possibility that it will develop further and in some cases it may be accompanied by a storm area.



As the typhoon approaches, rain and wind will intensify before and after passing, which may cause heavy rain, and it is expected that extremely strong winds will also blow.

Forecaster "There is a risk that the rain will intensify in areas where it does not usually rain heavily."

Kenji Kishimoto, chief forecaster of the Japan Meteorological Agency's Forecast Division, said, "If you land as a typhoon, the wind may become stronger near the center or the rain may suddenly become stronger. There is a possibility that it will pass through, but in areas where it does not usually rain heavily, it will rain more and there is a risk of storm surges, so caution and caution are required. "


On top of that, "Typhoon prediction is currently difficult and may develop further. Please check the latest information such as wind strength as it may affect transportation. Also, there is a front on the east side of the typhoon, so the typhoon It is necessary to be wary of heavy rain even when it is far from the main body. "