Possible typhoon may approach Japan's Okinawa prefecture


TOKYO: A tropical depression in the Pacific Ocean south of Japan is forecast to turn into a typhoon on Thursday (Sept 24), according to the Japan Meteorological Agency.

The tropical depression was located over the sea east of the Philippines as of 3pm on Wednesday, moving northwest-west at 20 kph.

The agency said that the storm is expected to move toward Japan’s Okinawa prefecture with an estimated strength of 970 hectopascals and a maximum instantaneous wind speed of 180 kph, or 50 metres per second, as of 3pm on Monday. - The Japan News/ANN

 

 

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