Typhoon No. 15: Impending Impact on Honshu as it Approaches Ogasawara With Strong Force

2023-10-09 07:19:47

Large typhoon No. 15 will approach Ogasawara with very strong power around the 12th to 13th. What will be the impact on Honshu? (Weather forecaster Rika Fukutomi October 9, 2023) – Japan Weather Association tenki.jp

Large typhoon No. 15 Approximately 12th to 13th Approaches Ogasawara with very strong force Impact on Honshu

October 09, 2023 16:19

Typhoon No. 15, a major typhoon, is expected to approach the Ogasawara Islands, including Chichijima, with extremely strong force from the 12th (Thursday) to the 13th (Friday). Winds will gradually increase in the Ogasawara Islands from the 12th (Thursday), and the sea will become increasingly rough. What is the impact on Honshu?

Large typhoon No. 15 will approach the Ogasawara Islands with very strong force

Typhoon No. 15 (Bolaven) occurred in the Truk Islands at 3:00 PM on Saturday, October 7th. It became “large” at noon today, the 9th (Monday: holiday). As of 3pm on the 9th, the central pressure is 980hPa. The maximum wind speed near the center is 30 m/s, and the maximum instantaneous wind speed is 45 m/s, and it is moving west-northwest near the Mariana Islands, accompanied by a stormy area.

In the future, it will further develop as it moves north through areas where sea surface temperatures are higher than 30 degrees Celsius. It will become a “strong” force tomorrow, the 10th (Tuesday), and the day following tomorrow, the 11th (Wednesday), it will develop into a “very strong” force. From the 12th (Thursday) to the 13th (Friday), it is expected to move toward the waters near Ogasawara, where the central pressure will drop to 920 hPa. It is expected to move east of Japan on the 14th (Saturday).

Ogasawara Islands Around 12th (Thursday) to 13th (Friday) Be careful of strong winds and high waves

Due to the effects of Typhoon No. 15, the winds in the Ogasawara Islands will gradually become stronger from around the 12th (Thursday), and there is a risk of severe storms from around the 13th (Friday) to the 14th (Saturday). Please pay attention to future typhoon information.

It is predicted that it will gradually change its course to the northeast in the second half of the week, and is unlikely to approach Honshu. The typhoon is expected to move away from Honshu, but swells may reach the Pacific coast, causing high waves. Please pay attention to future information.

Be careful of high waves. Even if the typhoon is far away, don’t go near the sea.

As the typhoon approaches, the waves get higher, and the wave height can exceed 10 meters near the center of the typhoon. In coastal areas, you need to be careful not only of heavy rain and strong winds, but also of high waves.

Therefore, the one thing you should never do when a typhoon is approaching is to get too close to the ocean. Going to see the ocean, surfing, or fishing is very dangerous as you may be swept away by high waves.

Also, even if you are far from the typhoon, you cannot let your guard down. Even if the weather is calm, swells from typhoons can suddenly hit the area with high waves. Please do not approach the sea unnecessarily when a surf warning or surf advisory is issued.

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