Typhoon Shanshan may directly hit western Japan in August

In the early hours of Thursday, August 22, a tropical depression formed near the Mariana Islands developed into Typhoon No. 10, also known as Typhoon Shanshan. Japan Meteorological Agency (Japan Meteorological Agency) typhoon Shanshan is moving slowly west-northwestwards towards Japan. It is expected to strengthen and reach southern Japan on Sunday morning. Its central pressure is expected to be around 980 hPa. Its landfall time and exact destination are uncertain, but there is a possibility of a direct hit on western Japan next Monday (August 26). Caution is advised.

Japan Meteorological Agency predicts above-normal temperatures in September and October

Japan’s weather is getting worse and more erratic every year due to climate change. On Tuesday, the Japan Meteorological Agency released its three-month weather forecast. That’s bad news for those tired of the hot weather. statisticsedit That temperature Very likely Temperatures were above normal across the country in September and October. “The continued high temperatures are expected to be severe and the arrival of autumn may be delayed. Please continue to take measures to prevent heat stroke.” explain Another possibility is that the eastern and western parts of Japan Will Rainfall above normal.

Heavy rain causes flooding in parts of Tokyo

Tokyo was hit by heavy rain on Wednesday night, putting the city’s infrastructure to the test. The rain caused flooding in parts of the capital, including Ichigaya station, It was like a swimming pool. There were similar scenes at other stations, such as Gyeongui National CityThis caused disruption to several train lines. Omoide Yokocho Flooding at Shinjuku Crossing Gushing out The manhole cover was suddenly blown away and fell off. Japan Meteorological Agency official statement The region is experiencing “unstable atmospheric conditions due to rising daytime temperatures and warm, humid air.”

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