Key Facts
• At 2:11 PM on July 17, a heavy rain warning was issued for Mino City.
• The warning includes risks of landslides, flooding in low-lying areas, and rising river levels.
• Residents are advised to stay vigilant until the evening of July 17.
• Maximum hourly rainfall is forecasted at 50 mm in Gifu City, Hashima City, and other areas.
• Other affected areas include Seki City, Ena City, Yamagata City, and Gujo City.
• Flood warnings are also in effect for Gifu City, Hashima City, and Kasamatsu Town.
• The Japan Meteorological Agency advises checking hazard maps and taking appropriate precautions.
• A linear rainband could bring 200–300 mm of rainfall in a short period.
Summary
A heavy rain warning was issued for Mino City, Gifu Prefecture, at 2:11 PM on July 17, with risks of landslides, flooding, and rising river levels expected until the evening. Other areas, including Gifu City, Hashima City, and Seki City, are also under similar warnings, with maximum hourly rainfall predicted at 50 mm in some locations. Flood warnings are in effect for several regions. Residents are urged to stay alert, check hazard maps, and follow safety measures. The Japan Meteorological Agency highlights the potential for a linear rainband, which could result in 200–300 mm of rainfall, emphasizing the importance of timely action.
