Key Facts
• As of July 13, 9:00 AM, Typhoon Nari is moving north near Chichijima.
• Current position: 130 km south of Chichijima, moving north at 15 km/h.
• Central pressure: 998 hPa; Maximum wind speed: 18 m/s; Gusts: 25 m/s.
• Closest approach to Ogasawara Islands expected midday July 13.
• Kanto region to experience rain and strong winds on July 14.
• Typhoon to move toward Tohoku and pass near Hokkaido by July 15.
• Compact structure but may intensify, bringing localized heavy rain and strong winds.
• High waves expected along coastal areas; rapid weather changes anticipated.
• Separate tropical depression in East China Sea to approach Kyushu on July 14.
• July marks peak typhoon season, with an average of 3.7 typhoons forming.
• Typhoon Nari’s name, meaning “lily,” was proposed by South Korea.
Summary
Typhoon Nari (No. 5) is currently moving north near Chichijima and is expected to approach the Kanto region on July 14, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and high waves. The typhoon will then move toward Tohoku and pass near Hokkaido by July 15. With a central pressure of 998 hPa and maximum wind speeds of 18 m/s, it is compact but may intensify. Coastal areas should prepare for rapid weather changes and high waves. Additionally, a separate tropical depression in the East China Sea is forecasted to approach Kyushu on July 14, potentially causing prolonged rain in western and eastern Japan. July marks the peak of typhoon season, with an average of 3.7 typhoons forming. Residents are advised to stay updated and take necessary precautions.
