Typhoon Saola moves northward, causing disasters in Japan; another Typhoon No. 23 may form with large day-night temperature differences

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled and reported

Typhoon No. 22 Saola did not affect Taiwan but caused significant damage in Okinawa while moving northward toward Japan. In addition to trees being blown down, 9,750 households experienced power outages, 8 people were injured, and 311 flights at Naha Airport were affected and canceled, impacting 27,000 passengers. Many passengers waiting for flights gathered in the departure hall at Naha Airport.

Typhoon Saola continues to move northward and began affecting Kyushu on the 29th. In the afternoon, it also brought continuous heavy rain to the Kanto region. By the evening of the 29th, it was located 170 kilometers southwest of Miyakejima in the Izu Islands, moving northeast at a speed of 65 kilometers per hour. Late at night in Tokyo, heavy rain is expected, and transportation in parts of Kanagawa, Chiba, and Ibaraki may be affected late on the 29th. Northern Japan and Hokuriku region also need to be especially cautious of the impacts as Typhoon Saola approaches. Those currently traveling in Japan should pay close attention.

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