Key Facts
• August 1: Tropical depression forms near Minamidaitō Island, Japan.
• August 2: Depression moves northeast at 20 km/h, pressure at 996 hPa.
• August 3 (midnight): Expected to become Typhoon 10 south of Japan, pressure 994 hPa.
• August 3 (noon): Typhoon 10 forecasted east of Japan, max wind speed 18 m/s.
• Typhoon 9 (Krosa) currently east of Kanto, moving northeast at 20 km/h.
• August 2 (noon): Typhoon 9 pressure at 975 hPa, max wind speed 25 m/s.
• August 3: Typhoon 9 expected near Sanriku coast, pressure 975 hPa.
• August 2: Kanto and Tohoku regions face strong winds (up to 35 m/s) and high waves (6 meters).
• August 3: High waves (4 meters) expected in Tohoku and Izu Islands.
• Typhoon 9’s name ‘Krosa’ means ‘crane,’ given by Cambodia.
Summary
A tropical depression near Japan is expected to develop into Typhoon 10 by August 3, with its path moving south and east of Japan. Meanwhile, Typhoon 9 (Krosa) is currently east of Kanto, bringing strong winds and high waves to the region. Krosa is forecasted to move northeast, nearing the Sanriku coast by August 3. Authorities warn of severe weather conditions, including winds up to 35 m/s and waves reaching 6 meters in Kanto and Tohoku. The name ‘Krosa,’ meaning ‘crane,’ was assigned by Cambodia as part of the Typhoon Committee’s naming system. Residents are advised to stay updated on weather forecasts and take necessary precautions.
