Typhoon No. 6 and New Typhoons: Heavy Rain Warnings and Summer Heat Wave in Japan – Weekly Weather Update

2023-08-07 07:45:49

Weekly Typhoon No. 6 northward Heavy rain warning in remote areas New typhoons and summer heat wave continue (Weather forecaster Yoshika Toda August 07, 2023)-Japan Weather Association tenki.jp

Weekly Typhoon No. 6 Northwards Heavy rain warnings in distant areas New typhoons and Obon holidays continue to be hot

August 07, 2023 16:45

Due to the influence of Typhoon No. 6, the weather in Kyushu became very stormy. There is also a risk of heavy rain in places far from the route, such as the Kii Peninsula, increasing the risk of disasters. Another typhoon is also occurring in the south of Honshu. The heat is intense even during the Obon period, mainly on the Sea of ​​Japan side.

Typhoon No. 6 Continues to affect until around 10th Kyushu has rough weather Beware of heavy rain in distant places such as the Kii Peninsula

Typhoon No. 6 is expected to slowly move northward around Kyushu.
(*The figure above shows rain and wind forecasts at 9:00 a.m. on the 9th, but it is one of several numerical forecast models, and the center of the typhoon does not necessarily move to this position.)
In Kyushu, the weather will continue to be rough until around the 10th, and there will be places where there will be strong winds that can knock down signboards, especially in the western region. Especially in the Amami region, Tanegashima and Yakushima regions, from the evening to the night of the 8th, the wind is likely to blow violently enough to overturn trucks.
Also, until around the 10th, it will rain intermittently not only in Kyushu, but also in a wide area of ​​western Japan and the Tokai region, due to the influx of moist air around the typhoon. The amount of rain will increase mainly on the slopes that open to the southeast, and it seems that there are places where the total amount of rainfall will greatly exceed the monthly rainfall in August in a normal year. The risk of disasters is likely to increase. While paying attention to the latest weather information and evacuation information, please reconfirm evacuation routes and items to bring so that you can act immediately in case of emergency.
It seems to be good to prepare for power outages due to lightning strikes.

South of Honshu to new typhoon

A new typhoon is expected to form south of Honshu by tomorrow the 8th.
It will slowly move north in the Ogasawara seas until around the 12th. Depending on its course, moist air may enter the Pacific Ocean side of Honshu, including the Kanto region, and rain clouds may develop. It is also necessary to pay attention to subsequent trends.

Early weather information on high temperatures

From now on, it is essential to take measures once morest the heat.
Extreme heat will continue in a wide area, mainly on the Sea of ​​Japan side of Honshu, including Akita City and Kanazawa City. The temperature does not drop easily at night, and it seems that there are places where the lowest temperature is around 30 degrees Celsius.
According to the “Early Weather Information on High Temperatures” announced by the Japan Meteorological Agency on the 7th, temperatures are expected to be much higher than normal from around the 13th in Hokkaido, Tohoku, Hokuriku, Kinki on the Sea of ​​Japan side, and the Chugoku region.
Even indoors, the high risk of heat stroke continues. Please make sure to use proper cooling.
Signs of heatstroke include dizziness, lightheadedness, leg cramps, mild headaches, nausea, and abdominal pain. I’m sure many of you are planning outdoor leisure activities during the Obon holiday, but don’t overdo it. If you feel even the slightest change in your physical condition, it is important to rest in a cool place and quickly lower your body temperature. It seems to be a good idea to prepare frozen plastic bottles, ice packs, and commercially available heatstroke prevention goods.

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