Typhoon No. 11 (Paudre) Tonight - tomorrow (Wed) With a storm zone, strong forces approach the Sakishima Islands in Okinawa [Typhoon Information]

2025/08/12 11:25

Typhoon No. 11 (Podl) is expected to approach Okinawa's Sakishima Islands with strong forces from tonight, accompanied by a
storm zone.



Typhoon No. 11 (Podl) is located at 9am today, the 12th, south of Okinawa and is moving west at 25km/h.

The central pressure is 980hPa, and the maximum wind speed near the center is 30m/s
The maximum instantaneous wind speed is 45m/s.

Typhoon No. 11 will develop further in the future, and is expected to become a "strong" force by the morning.


We will approach Okinawa's Sakishima Islands from tonight until the morning of the 13th (Wednesday) with a storm zone.

In the Sakishima Islands, tomorrow, the 13th (Wednesday), we will be careful of high waves accompanied by swells and be careful of strong winds.
Please note that depending on the course of the typhoon, there is a risk of a storm tomorrow.



[Wave prediction]
Today, Tuesday the 12th, Okinawa main island region 4 meters with swell
Miyakojima region 5 meters with swell
Yaeyama region 5 meters with swell
Tomorrow, Wednesday the 13th, Okinawa main island region 4 meters with swell
Miyakojima region 5 meters with swell
Yaeyama region 6 meters with swell

[Wind forecast: Maximum wind speed (maximum instantaneous wind speed)]
Today, Tuesday the 12th, Miyakojima region 17 meters (30 meters)
Yaeyama region 18 meters (30 meters)
Wednesday, the 13th
Miyakojima region 17 meters (30 meters)
Yaeyama region 20 meters (30 meters)
















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Before the winds get stronger, take measures against typhoons early, such as removing items that are easily blown around the house.

Also, the atmosphere becomes unstable, so please be careful of severe gusts of wind such as lightning strikes and tornadoes.

Warning against heavy rain disasters, mainly on the Sea of Japan side; in Nagasaki prefecture, linear precipitation zones may occur

2025/08/12 06:35

The front runs from the East China Sea through the Sea of Japan side of western Japan and eastern Japan, and into the Tohoku region, with a low pressure system in the western Sea of Japan on the front line moving eastward.
With warm, humid air flowing into the front and low pressure lines, the atmosphere is extremely unstable, with some areas having heavy rainfall with lightning.


In Ashibe, Iki City, Nagasaki Prefecture, extremely heavy rain of 51.5mm is observed in the hour until 4:30am.
As of 6:20am, heavy rain warnings have been issued mainly in areas on the Sea of Japan side from Hokuriku to Kyushu, and some areas have issued landslide warning information in Niigata, Ishikawa, Yamaguchi, and Fukuoka prefectures.

From tomorrow, the 13th, the front will stagnate from the Sea of Japan side of western Japan and eastern Japan in the Tohoku region, and the low pressure system on the front is expected to advance to the Hokuriku region by the evening of the 12th. For this reason, extremely unstable atmospheres will continue from western to northern Japan.




[Rain Prediction]
From western Japan to northern Japan, heavy rain or very heavy rain will fall with thunder, causing heavy rain.
#Expected rainfall (at high places)
+Expected 24-hour precipitation by the dawn of the day tomorrow, the 13th
Tohoku region: 80mm
Kanto-Koshin region: 80mm
Hokuriku region: 100mm
Tokai region: 100mm
Chugoku region: 80mm
Northern Kyushu region: 80mm
If a linear precipitation occurs, the rainfall may increase locally even further.
The following areas and periods where linear precipitation zones can cause a sudden increase in the risk of heavy rain disasters.
Nature Kyushu Region, Nagasaki Prefecture
Today, the morning of the 12th

[Disaster Prevention Issues]
From western Japan to northern Japan, be vigilant and be careful of landslides, and be careful of low-lying land flooding, river flooding and flooding. Also be careful of severe gusts of wind, such as lightning strikes and tornadoes. If there are signs of developing cumulonimbus clouds approaching, try to ensure your safety by moving inside the building. There is a risk of falling hail, so be careful when managing agricultural crops and agricultural facilities.

Weather today, Tuesday the 12th: Warning of heavy rain, mainly on the Sea of Japan side; Kyushu is over its peak, but remain vigilant

2025/08/12 06:04

Today, the 12th (Tuesday), after the holidays, the front will stagnate on the Sea of Japan side of eastern Japan and western Japan, and a low pressure system is expected to progress along the front. Warnings against heavy rain are necessary, mainly on the front line and the Sea of Japan side, which is close to low pressure. Even on the Pacific side, the rain is getting stronger, so the sky is not careless.



Although there are some sunny days in Hokkaido, the sky is dominated by clouds. There is a possibility of showers, so it's safe to have rain gear when you go out.


Due to the effects of the front, the weather in West Japan and East Japan continues to be prone to rain. The rainy mountain passes are expected to gradually exceed the record-breaking rainfall in northern Kyushu yesterday, but the ground has been loosened due to record-breaking heavy rain so far. In northern Kyushu, rain is intermittently falling today, so even if it rains a little, we need to be vigilant for landslides and river flooding.


There is also a risk of heavy rain on the Sea of Japan side from Sanin to Hokuriku and Tohoku, which are close to the front. Extreme vigilance is required for landslides, flooding in lowlands, flooding and flooding of rivers.
There are areas where rain is getting stronger on the Pacific side, such as Tokai, so please bring rain gear when you go out.
The sky pattern is also changing in Kanto. Even if it's not raining when you're out, it would be a good idea to have rain gear.


Due to the influence of Typhoon No. 11, the winds will gradually increase, mainly in the Sakishima Islands, and waves will increase at sea. Try to stay away from the coast as close as possible.


There are probably many places where you can feel hot and humid in all areas. It would be a good idea to choose clothes that are breathable.

Typhoon No. 11 approaches Okinawa and the Sakishima Islands with strong forces from Tuesday the 12th to Wednesday the 13th

2025/08/11 16:41

Typhoon No. 11, at 9am on the 11th, is 21 10 minutes north latitude and 133 25 minutes east longitude, travels west at 9am on the 11th.
In the future, it is expected to continue moving from the south of Japan to the west of Okinawa, and to approach the Sakishima Islands with strong forces from the 12th to the 13th.


The Sakishima Islands are expected to have a major storm starting from the 12th, and a storm is expected on the 13th.
Beware of high waves with storms and swells.
You need to take early typhoon measures before the wind intensifies.




#Wave forecast
Wave height expected on the 12th
Okinawa main island region 4 meters with swells
Miyakojima region 5 meters with swells
Yaeyama region 6 meters with swells

Wave height expected on the 13th
Okinawa main island region 4 meters with swells
Miyakojima region 6 meters with swells
Yaeyama region 7 meters with swells

#Wind forecast

Wind direction and maximum wind speed expected on the 12th (maximum instantaneous wind speed)
Miyakojima region: Northeastern winds: 18 meters (30 meters)
Yaeyama region: Northeastern winds: 18 meters (30 meters)

Wind direction and maximum wind speed expected on the 13th (maximum instantaneous wind speed)
Miyakojima region: Eastern winds: 23 meters (35 meters)


#Rain forecast
There is a high 24-hour precipitation expected from 12:00 on the 12th to 12:00 on the 13th,






















































































































































































Beware of strong winds.
Also, the wind is expected to be stronger on the 13th and become a storm.
In the Yaeyama region, beware of storms.
Please note that in the Miyakojima region, the 13th, there is a risk of a storm occurring depending on the course of the typhoon.
In the Sakishima Islands, early typhoon measures are necessary before the winds get stronger.
Coastal waters will be swelled in the Okinawa main island region and the Sakishima Islands from the 12th, and are expected to gradually become more severe in the Sakishima Islands.
Please be careful and be careful of high waves with swells.
In the Yaeyama region, depending on the course of the typhoon, there is a risk of heavy rain at the warning level on the 13th.
Please be careful of landslides, flooding of low land, and flooding of rivers.
In the Sakishima Islands, be careful of severe gusts of winds such as lightning and tornadoes under cumulonimbus clouds that have developed since the 12th, and sudden heavy rain.
If there are signs of developing cumulonimbus clouds approaching, try to ensure safety by moving inside the building.

Kumamoto Prefecture has announced special heavy rain warning to make it the most vigilance for heavy rain disasters

2025/08/11 01:02

The front extends from the East China Sea through the Sea of Japan side of western Japan and extends into the Tohoku region, with a low pressure system on the
front moving northeasterly through the western Sea of Japan. Warm and humid air flows into this front, causing the atmosphere to be extremely unstable and there are places where extremely heavy rain with lightning.



In northern Kyushu, linear precipitation zones have occurred, with fierce rainfall intermittently, marking record heavy rain exceeding 400 mm in 24 hours of precipitation until 9pm on the 10th. A special heavy rain warning has been issued in Kumamoto Prefecture.
It is highly likely that some kind of disaster has already occurred in Kumamoto Prefecture, and
Life is approaching. Make sure you are safe immediately.
In other areas, the risk of landslides, floods, and flood damage is also extremely high. Please be very careful.


Also, the front will stagnate from the Sea of Japan side of western Japan to the Tohoku region through the 12th, and low pressure systems are expected to pass through the front one after another.
For this reason, extremely unstable atmospheres will continue from western Japan to northern Japan.
Please be careful of landslides, flooding of low land, flooding of rivers and flooding from the 12th over a wide area of western Japan to northern Japan.



###Rain forecast
In Northern Japan to Western Japan, very heavy or intense rain will fall with thunder, causing heavy rain.
There is a high 24-hour precipitation expected from midnight on the 11th to midnight on the 12th, and
Tohoku region: 80mm
Kanto-Koshin region: 200mm
Hokuriku region: 100mm
Tokai region: 250mm
Kinki region: 180mm
Chugoku region: 100mm
Shikoku region: 250mm
Northern Kyushu region: 250mm
Southern Kyushu region: 200mm
brAfter that, the 24-hour precipitation expected from midnight on the 12th to midnight on the 13th is high, and if a linear precipitation occurs, there is a risk that the rainfall will increase locally even more.
The areas and periods where linear precipitation zones can suddenly increase due to the risk of heavy rain disasters are as follows:

#To the morning of the 11th
/Fukuoka Prefecture, Saga Prefecture, Nagasaki Prefecture, Kumamoto Prefecture, Oita Prefecture

#To the afternoon of the 11th

We are being wary of extremely heavy rains with thunder everywhere. There is also the possibility that the risk of heavy rain disasters will increase dramatically.

2025/08/10 17:57

The front extends from the Yellow Sea through the Sea of Japan side of the Western Japan side to the Tohoku region, with a low pressure system on the front moving eastward near the Tsushima Strait.
With warm, humid air flows into the front and towards the low pressure system, the atmosphere is extremely unstable.



In particular, in the northern Kyushu region, extremely heavy rainfall with lightning is occurring intermittently, causing the risk of landslides and flood disasters to be extremely high.
From the day after tomorrow, the 12th (Tuesday), the front line will stagnate from the Sea of Japan side of the western Japan side to the Tohoku region, and low pressure systems on the front are expected to pass one after another.
For this reason, extremely unstable atmospheres will continue from western Japan to northern Japan.




### Rain forecast
In northern Japan to western Japan, very heavy rain will fall with lightning, and there will be some places where heavy rain will occur.
There is a high 24-hour precipitation expected from 6pm on the 10th to 6pm on the 11th, and
Tohoku region Sea of Japan side: 80mm
Tohoku region: Pacific side: 80mm
Southern Kanto region: 180mm
Koshin region: 200mm
Hokuriku region: 100mm
Tokai region: 250mm
Kinki Northern region: 100mm
Kinki region: Chubu region: 150mm
Kinki region: Southern region: 180mm
Chugoku region: Sanyo: 150mm
Chugoku region: Sanin: 150mm
Shikoku region: Setouchi region: 150mm
Shikoku region: Pacific side: 300mm
Northern Kyushu region: 200mm
Southern Kyushu 250mm

After that, the 24-hour precipitation expected from 6pm on the 11th to 6pm on the 12th will be high, and
Tohoku region, Sea of Japan side: 80mm
Tohoku region, Pacific side: 50mm
Southern Kanto region: 60mm
Koshin region: 120mm
Hokuriku region: 120mm
Tokai region: 150mm
Kinki region, Northern part: 60mm
Kinki region, Chubu region: 100mm
Kinki region, Southern part: 100mm
Chugoku region, Sanyo region: 60mm
Chugoku region, Sanin region: 60mm
Shikoku region, Seto Inner part: 60mm
Shikoku region, Pacific side, 120mm
Northern part: Kyushu region: 120mm

"If a linear precipitation occurs, there is a risk that the rainfall will increase locally even further.
The following are the areas and periods where linear precipitation zones can cause a sudden increase in the risk of heavy rain disasters.
#Northern Kyushu region Yamaguchi Prefecture, Fukuoka Prefecture, Saga Prefecture, Nagasaki Prefecture, Kumamoto Prefecture, Oita Prefecture
From the morning of the 11th

#Nearly Kyushu Prefecture Miyazaki Prefecture, Kagoshima Prefecture (excluding Amami Region)
From the late night of the 10th to the afternoon of the 11th


### Disaster prevention matters
On the Sea of Japan side of the Tohoku Sea of Japan side, beware of landslides caused by heavy rain from the morning of the 11th.
In addition, in the Tohoku region, be careful and be careful of low-lying flooding of land and rising rivers, and be careful of lightning strikes, gusts of wind, and hail.


In the Kanto-Koshin region, beware and beware of landslides, low-cost flooding of landslides, and river flooding through the 12th.
Also be careful of lightning strikes and gusts of wind. There is a risk of falling hail, so be careful about managing agricultural crops and agricultural facilities.

In the Hokuriku region, please be very cautious about landslides through the 11th.
Please be careful and be careful of low-lying flooding of land and rising rivers on the 13th.


In the Tokai region, heavy rain with thunder and very heavy rain will fall on the 12th, and there will be heavy rain.
Beware of low land flooding, flooding of rivers, flooding, and landslides. Also, be careful of severe gusts of wind and lightning strikes such as tornadoes.

In the Kinki region, be careful of landslides, low-cost land flooding, and river flooding over the 12th.
Also, be careful of severe gusts of wind and lightning strikes such as tornadoes late into the evening of the 11th.

In the Chugoku region, be careful of landslides before noon on the 11th.
Please be careful of flooding, flooding of rivers and flooding.
Beware of severe gusts of wind and lightning strikes such as tornadoes.

In the Shikoku region, please continue to be careful of landslides due to low-flooded land and rising rivers late on the 11th, and landslides on the 12th.
Also be careful of severe gusts of wind, such as lightning strikes and tornadoes.

In the northern Kyushu region, the risk of landslides and flood disasters is extremely high.
Please be very careful of landslides late into the evening of the 11th, flooding of low land, flooding of rivers, and flooding.
In the northern Kyushu region, linear precipitation zones may continue to occur on the morning of the 11th, and the risk of heavy rain disasters may increase dramatically.


In Miyazaki and Kagoshima prefectures (excluding the Amami region), linear precipitation zones may occur from late night on the 10th to before noon on the 11th, causing the risk of heavy rain disasters to rise dramatically.
In southern Kyushu, be careful of landslides, low-level flooding, river flooding and flooding from the early hours of the 11th to the evening of the 11th."

Front line stagnation near Honshu; a linear precipitation zone may occur again in northern Kyushu over the next 11th.

2025/08/10 07:19

The front extends east and west from China to the East Sea of Japan, stagnating near Honshu. A frontal low pressure system has emerged near the Yellow Sea, moving southeast.
In the vicinity of Honshu, warm and humid air flows towards the front and low pressure, making frontal activity more active. A linear precipitation zone occurred in Fukuoka Prefecture late last night on the 9th, and as of 7am, developed rain clouds along the Chugoku region and northern Kyushu have been plagued by the front.



The rain area has already spread from Kyushu to Tohoku, and will rain intermittently over a wide area. Heavy rain with localized lightning or extremely heavy rain, which could lead to heavy rain in similar places. In particular, in northern Kyushu and Chugoku regions, there are areas where the ground has been loosened and rivers are rising due to heavy rain, so even with small amounts of rain, landslides and river flooding are likely to occur.
In northern Kyushu, linear precipitation zones will occur again near Yamaguchi, Fukuoka, Saga, and Nagasaki prefectures, up until the morning of the 11th, and the risk of heavy rain disasters may increase dramatically. Extreme vigilance is required for landslides, flooding of low land, flooding of rivers and flooding.



The front is expected to stagnate near Honshu around the 12th. There is a risk that the total rainfall will increase further in the future, mainly on the Sea of Japan side. Also on the Pacific side of western and eastern Japan, warm and humid air flows towards the front, so there are likely areas where heavy rain and extremely heavy rain are accompanied by thunder in Kanto, Koshin, Tokai, Kii Peninsula, and Shikoku.
Beware of landslides, flooding of low land, rising rivers and flooding. Also be careful of severe gusts of wind, such as lightning strikes and tornadoes.

Linear precipitation zones occur in Fukuoka Prefecture; the risk of a life-threatening heavy rain disaster increases rapidly

2025/08/10 00:43

At around 11:50pm on Saturday, the 9th, the Japan Meteorological Agency released weather information regarding the prominent heavy rain in Fukuoka Prefecture, claiming that extremely heavy rain caused by linear precipitation was continuing in the same location.


From the evening of the 9th, heavy rain areas on the line have been stagnating near the Tsushima Strait, with extremely heavy rain, mainly in the coastal areas, with lightning. At around 11:40pm, it was believed that about 120mm of heavy rain fell in an hour near Shingu Town, Fukuoka Prefecture, and record-breaking short rain information was released.



As of 11:50 pm in Fukuoka Prefecture, landslide warning information has been issued in 14 municipalities, including Kitakyushu City and Fukuoka City.
It is not surprising that a heavy rain disaster could occur at any time, which could be life-threatening. In Fukuoka Prefecture, active rain clouds will be exposed to the night of the 10th, and there is a risk that the rain will increase further in the future. Be very careful of landslides, flooding of rivers, and flooding.


Please check evacuation information from local governments and make sure to ensure safety as soon as possible. If it is difficult to evacuate, try to ensure safety by moving to buildings that are even slightly away from cliffs or rivers, or to high grounds that are less likely to flood.

Tonight - Linear precipitation forecast - Disaster-level heavy rain risk - Transportation may be affected [Heavy rain information for long weekends]

2025/08/09 12:35

Many people will be starting the three-day holiday and the Obon holiday today, Saturday the 9th, but
/We must be careful of heavy rain over a wide area during this year's three-day holiday.

In particular, linear precipitation will occur from tonight to tomorrow, the 10th (Sunday), and there will likely be some areas where heavy rain will occur, such as at the level of a disaster.



From tonight until tomorrow, the 10th (Sunday), the
Front will stagnate in the west to east Japan, and the
low pressure system on the
front is expected to move east through the northern Kyushu to the Chugoku region.


Warm, humid air from the high pressure margins flows towards the cyclone and front line, and the
Front line is expected to become more active.


Locally, particularly on the Sea of Japan side of western Japan, close to low pressure and fronts, will cause extremely heavy rain and thunderstorms.

In particular, in northern Kyushu, there is a risk of a
linear precipitation zone occurring from tonight to the night of the 10th (Sunday), and the risk of heavy rain disasters may increase dramatically.



[Rain estimate (24 hours a day, with a lot of rain)]
Today, Saturday, 9th, noon to tomorrow, Sunday, 10th, noon
/Kinki region: 100mm
/Chugoku region: 100mm
/Northern Kyushu region: 250mm
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Chugoku region: 120mm
Northern Kyushu region: 200mm
Southern Kyushu region: 150mm
From noon on the 11th (Monday) to noon on the 12th (Tuesday)
Hokuriku region: 100mm
Kinki region: 120mm
Chugoku region: 80mm
Northern Kyushu region: 150mm
.

It is expected that 600mm of rain will fall in most places during the three-day holiday, and heavy rain could affect transportation.


Please be careful of the latest weather and traffic information when going out.





In areas where heavy rain is expected, it is important to evacuate to a safe place early.


Evacuation is dangerous after heavy rain begins.


If you are at home, please try to spend time on the second floor or above the house in a room on the other side of the cliff.

Kyushu and Tohoku are strictly wary of landslides; heading north on the front line and in the afternoon, western Japan is widely wary of heavy rain.

2025/08/09 06:58

The front is stagnating from the East China Sea through Kyushu and the Izu Islands to Japan. Warm, humid air flows into the front, making the atmosphere extremely unstable.

As of 6:30am, Kyushu is experiencing a zone of precipitation extending from the East China Sea, causing heavy rain. In Minamata City, Kumamoto Prefecture, we observed extremely heavy rain of 55.5mm in the hour until 5:57am.


In addition, in southern Kyushu, the ground has been loosened due to the heavy rains up until now, making it easy to increase the risk of landslides even with little rain.


The front line will stagnate from now onwards the morning of the 9th, and then gradually move northwards around Tuesday the 12th, with precipitation areas expected to spread from western Japan to eastern Japan.
On the other hand, about 5,500m above the sky, mainly in northern Japan, cold air below -9 C flows in, making the atmosphere unstable.




[Rain Prediction]
From north to western Japan, heavy rain or very heavy rain will fall with thunder, causing heavy rain.
#Expected amount of rain (at a large location)
+24-hour precipitation expected by the dawn tomorrow 10th
Kinki region: 80mm
Chugoku region: 80mm
Chugoku region: Northern Kyushu region: 150mm
South Kyushu region: 100mm
+24-hour precipitation expected by the dawn tomorrow 11th
Kinki region: 200mm
Chugoku region: 120mm
Northern Kyushu region: 200mm
Southern Kyushu region: 150mm
+24-hour precipitation expected by dawn on the 12th
Kinki region: 120mm
Chugoku region: 80mm
Northern Kyushu region: 100mm

[Disaster Prevention Issues]
Today, the 9th, in southern Kyushu and Tohoku regions, be vigilant and be careful of landslides, and be careful of low-lying land flooding, rising rivers and flooding. In the northern Kyushu region and southern Kyushu, beware of landslides, low-ground flooding, river flooding and flooding, and inundation tomorrow, in the 11th, beware of landslides, low-ground flooding, and river flooding from the 11th, beware of landslides, low-ground flooding, and river flooding.
From northern Japan to western Japan, you should be careful of severe gusts of winds such as lightning strikes and tornadoes tomorrow, the 10th. If there are signs of developing cumulonimbus clouds approaching, try to ensure your safety by moving inside the building. There is a risk of falling hail, so be careful when managing agricultural crops and agricultural facilities.