The Japan Meteorological Association has issued a report regarding the forecast for heavy rainfall and potential disasters associated with Typhoon No. 5.
Typhoon Details:
- Typhoon No. 5 is currently moving northward over the Pacific Ocean east of Japan.
- It is expected to approach or make landfall in the Tohoku region and Hokkaido by Monday, August 12.
- Heavy rainfall is anticipated on the Pacific side of the Tohoku region, with potential for rainfall exceeding 400 mm in some areas, exceeding 150% of the previously recorded maximum.
Potential Impacts:
- River flooding and landslides are highly likely.
- The Japan Meteorological Association warns of a significantly increased risk of casualties due to the extremely high probability of disaster occurrence.
Historical Comparison:
- Typhoon No. 10 of 2016, which made landfall in the Tohoku region, experienced similar rainfall patterns.
- Typhoon No. 5 is predicted to move slower than Typhoon No. 10, potentially leading to prolonged heavy rainfall.
Stay Informed:
- The Japan Meteorological Association provides continuous updates and disaster prevention information on their website, including warnings, advisories, and weather forecasts.
Disclaimer:
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