Key Facts
• August 8, 3:45 PM: Japan Meteorological Agency issued Typhoon 11’s first report.
• Typhoon 11 is moving northwest at 15 km/h near the Ogasawara Islands.
• Current position: Latitude 20°30’N, Longitude 145°10’E; central pressure: 998 hPa.
• Maximum wind speed: 20 m/s; gusts up to 30 m/s; strong winds extend 220 km.
• August 9, 3:00 PM: Forecasted position at Latitude 21°40’N, Longitude 142°00’E.
• August 10, 3:00 PM: Expected to reach Latitude 22°20’N, Longitude 137°40’E.
• August 11, 3:00 PM: Predicted position at Latitude 23°20’N, Longitude 133°05’E.
• Maximum wind speed expected to increase to 25 m/s; gusts up to 35 m/s.
• 70% probability of typhoon center staying within forecasted area.
• Potential direct impact on Okinawa between August 12–13; residents advised to monitor updates.
Summary
The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued its first report on Typhoon 11 (Podul), currently moving northwest at 15 km/h near the Ogasawara Islands. With a central pressure of 998 hPa and maximum wind speeds of 20 m/s, the typhoon is expected to intensify over the coming days. Forecasts predict its position will shift closer to Japan’s southern regions, with a potential direct impact on Okinawa between August 12–13. Residents are urged to stay updated on weather advisories and prepare for possible strong winds and heavy rainfall. The typhoon’s center has a 70% probability of remaining within the forecasted area, with wind speeds potentially reaching 25 m/s and gusts up to 35 m/s by August 11.
