Key Facts
• Typhoon 11 is moving west at 20 km/h south of Japan as of August 11.
• Current central pressure: 985 hPa; max wind speed: 30 m/s; gusts: 45 m/s.
• Winds over 25 m/s extend 55 km from the center; 15 m/s winds reach 220 km.
• By August 12, 3 a.m., it will approach south of Okinawa with 985 hPa pressure.
• Storm zone may expand to a 120 km radius with winds over 25 m/s.
• By August 12, 3 p.m., it will strengthen to 980 hPa with 35 m/s winds.
• Storm zone may grow to a 150 km radius with winds over 25 m/s.
• By August 13, 3 p.m., it will weaken near Taiwan with 996 hPa pressure.
• By August 14, 3 p.m., it will become a tropical depression near southern China.
• Residents should monitor updates and ensure safety precautions.
Summary
Typhoon 11 is currently moving westward at 20 km/h south of Japan, with a central pressure of 985 hPa and maximum wind speeds of 30 m/s. It is expected to strengthen south of Okinawa by August 12, with winds potentially expanding to a 150 km radius. By August 13, it will weaken near Taiwan and transition into a tropical depression by August 14 as it approaches southern China. Residents in affected areas should stay updated on weather forecasts and take necessary precautions to ensure safety.
