Key Facts
• Typhoon 22 has moved southeast of Kanto, reducing wind impact in Shizuoka.
• High waves with swells expected to persist until October 10.
• Typhoon 23 is currently over southern Japan’s waters, moving northwest.
• By October 11, it will approach the Amami region, then shift eastward.
• Typhoon 23 may intensify due to high sea surface temperatures.
• On October 12, it is forecasted to reach southern waters of western Japan.
• By October 13, it is expected near Shizuoka’s southern coast with strong winds.
• Landfall is unlikely, but the typhoon may pass close to Shizuoka.
• Early warning issued for high waves, with potential for warning-level conditions on October 13.
• Weather during the holiday weekend will likely include cloudy skies and rain, with heavy rainfall possible on October 13.
Summary
Following Typhoon 22, which has moved away from Kanto, Typhoon 23 is advancing toward Japan. It is expected to approach the Amami region on October 11 and intensify as it moves eastward due to high sea temperatures. By October 13, the typhoon is forecasted to pass near Shizuoka’s southern coast, bringing strong winds and high waves. While landfall is unlikely, its proximity requires caution. Early warnings for high waves have been issued, with potential for warning-level conditions on October 13. The holiday weekend weather in Shizuoka is expected to be mostly cloudy with rain, and heavy rainfall is possible on October 13. Residents are advised to stay updated on weather forecasts and prepare for potential impacts.
