Key Facts
• As of August 10, 9 PM, Typhoon 11 is south of Japan, moving west at 20 km/h.
• Central pressure: 980 hPa; maximum wind speed: 35 m/s; gusts: 50 m/s.
• Winds over 25 m/s extend 95 km from the center; strong winds over 15 m/s reach 280 km northeast and 220 km southwest.
• August 11, 9 AM: Typhoon remains south of Japan, pressure 980 hPa, wind speed 35 m/s.
• August 11, 9 PM: Pressure drops to 975 hPa, wind speed remains 35 m/s, gusts 50 m/s.
• August 12, 9 PM: Typhoon nears southern Okinawa, pressure 975 hPa, wind speed 35 m/s.
• August 13, 9 PM: Typhoon expected in Taiwan Strait, pressure 985 hPa, wind speed 30 m/s.
• Forecasted impact includes strong winds within 300 km radius by August 13.
• Nationwide weather simulations predict potential effects over the next 16 days.
Summary
Typhoon 11, classified as strong, is currently moving westward south of Japan at 20 km/h. With a central pressure of 980 hPa and maximum wind speeds of 35 m/s, it is expected to approach Okinawa by August 12. The typhoon’s impact includes strong winds extending up to 300 km from its center by August 13, when it is forecasted to reach the Taiwan Strait. Residents in affected areas should monitor updates and prepare for potential disruptions.
