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Large Typhoon No. 25 is expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds to Tokyo, with impacts beginning on the morning of September 20. According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, the storm is forecast to approach the Pacific side of eastern Japan between September 21 and 22.
In the Tokyo region, heavy rain accompanied by thunderstorms is expected to begin on the morning of September 20 and continue through September 21. Forecasters anticipate 24-hour rainfall totals of 80 millimeters by the evening of September 20, followed by an additional 200 millimeters by the evening of September 21. Authorities have issued warnings for potential landslides starting on the evening of September 20, with concerns regarding flooding in low-lying areas and rising river levels on September 21.
Wind conditions are expected to intensify on the afternoon of September 21. The forecast indicates maximum sustained winds of 20 meters per second, with peak gusts reaching 35 meters per second. The Tokyo region may enter the typhoon’s storm zone between the afternoon of September 21 and the early hours of September 22. Depending on the storm’s path and intensity, warning-level high waves are also possible on the afternoon of September 21.
The Izu Islands are expected to face more severe conditions, with 24-hour rainfall totals potentially reaching 300 millimeters. Wind speeds in the islands could reach 35 meters per second, with gusts up to 50 meters per second. The Japan Meteorological Agency has advised residents in the Izu Islands to avoid non-essential outings and to remain away from windows during the storm.
Public transit and travel plans during the holiday period may be affected by the weather. Officials urge the public to monitor the latest meteorological and transportation updates as the typhoon approaches.
Article source: www.fukuishimbun.co.jp | Image credit: www.fukuishimbun.co.jp
