Key Facts
• As of July 27, 9 PM, Typhoon No. 9 is near Ogasawara Islands.
• Moving north at 30 km/h with a central pressure of 965 hPa.
• Maximum wind speed: 40 m/s; gusts up to 55 m/s.
• Strong winds extend 650 km east and 440 km west of the center.
• July 28, 9 AM: Expected near Ogasawara Islands, maintaining 965 hPa pressure.
• July 28, 9 PM: Forecasted 260 km east of Chichijima, with 35 m/s winds.
• July 29, 9 PM: Predicted 200 km northeast of Chichijima, pressure at 970 hPa.
• July 30, 9 PM: Expected to slow near Ogasawara Islands, pressure at 970 hPa.
• Wave heights: 5 m on July 28, 6 m on July 29, with swells.
• Rainfall: Up to 80 mm in 24 hours from July 28 to July 30.
• Ogasawara Islands face risks of high waves, strong winds, and heavy rain.
• Residents advised to prepare for potential landslides, flooding, and lightning.
Summary
Typhoon No. 9, a large and strong storm, is currently near the Ogasawara Islands, moving north at 30 km/h. With a central pressure of 965 hPa and maximum wind speeds of 40 m/s, it is expected to approach the islands between July 28 and 29. The storm will bring high waves (up to 6 m), strong winds, and heavy rainfall (up to 80 mm in 24 hours). Residents are urged to remain vigilant against potential hazards, including landslides, flooding, and lightning. The typhoon is forecasted to slow down near the islands by July 30, prolonging its impact. Stay updated on weather advisories.
