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Nan Madol is now heading north along the northern coast of Japan, turning east.



Reporter Jung Gu-hee from the meteorological team will analyze the current situation of typhoons and the predicted dangerous areas in Korea in detail.



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We will report the situation of the typhoon in more detail through weather data and current CCTV.



What you are seeing now is a video of a typhoon taken from a satellite. The typhoon that landed in southern Kyushu, Japan yesterday (18th) has now reached the Chugoku region of Japan.



We are now moving little by little to the east.



It's a bit slow, but since this typhoon continues to rotate counterclockwise, it has rained so far in the east and south coasts of Korea, and strong gusts continue to blow.



The typhoon is slowly moving away, but strong winds can continue until tonight.



Second, the speed of the typhoon is rather slow, about 20 km/h, as I just mentioned.



It's a little faster than a bicycle, but because I'm going slow, I'm constantly blowing strong winds into the sea.



So, it is expected that the waves will continue to rise centered on the east coast until the night when the typhoon completely escapes today.



First, let's take a look at the Gangwon-do region.



It's from Jumunjin, Gangwon-do, and the situation is getting a little more serious than before.



The waves are rising very high right now, and the waves on the shore and pier keep coming over the breakwater.



You can see the seawater overflowing from the road where people go inside.



Pohang is now getting out of the influence little by little, but the waves are still very high and there are still strong gusts of wind along with the wind.



We recommend that you refrain from going to the beach until tonight.



Lastly, to explain the course of the typhoon, the current typhoon is located in the center of the typhoon in the Chugoku region of Japan, as I mentioned earlier.



As you can see, the east wind continues to blow in the direction of Korea, so it can rain continuously in the east coast area.



In the case of Ulleungdo and Dokdo, the wind and rain may become stronger as we get closer to typhoons in the future.