台風18号の進路 [JP]

Typhoon No. 18 course is larger than No. 17 Is the impact on Kyushu and Honshu somewhat mitigated?brThe size of the forecast circle indicates the possible width of the course, not the size of the typhoon.brbr2nd day approaching west JapanbrTyphoon No. 18 in the north of Okinawa is closest to the Sakishima Islands on the evening of 30th tomorrow.brbrTyphoon No. 18 Predicting the latest impact on trains, expressways and airplanesbrTyphoon No. 18 is expected to pass through Okinawa and the Sakishima Islands tomorrow with a strong power and approach West Japan after October 2 (Wednesday).brbrBeware of sudden heavy rains and thunderstormsbrTyphoon No. 18 in the east of the Philippines is expected to go northwest.brbrTyphoon No. 18 is on the northbrIn other words, Typhoon No. 18 is considered to be closest to Taketomi Town on the evening of 30th (15: 00-18: 00).brbrThe course of Typhoon No. 18 is a roundabout route.brRoughly speaking, Typhoon No. 18 is expected to have a slightly larger path than No. 17; the size of the strong winds is small, and Kyushu and Honshu will not be as rough as No. 17brbrTyphoon No. 18, approaching Okinawas Sakishima Islands from 30th, watch out for stormsbrRoughly speaking, as of 3 oclock on the 29th, Typhoon No. 18 is progressing east of the Philippines while developing; it is expected to become a “strong” force and approach Okinawas Sakishima Islands from the 30th;brbrbrbrbrSeptember is a hot autumn daybrThe second half of the week was cloudy and rainy north of the typhoon.brbr