The almost perfect monstrous typhoon Soudelor seen from space
By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Network Editorial Department
Typhoon Soudelor approached, all of Taiwan braced itself and prepared for the storm. With its solid structure, Soudelor headed straight for Taiwan and was dubbed by various international media as a “monster,” “the strongest storm on Earth this year,” and more. Just how terrifying was it? Recently, Japanese astronaut Kimiya Yui posted photos of Soudelor taken from space on her personal social media platform. Its perfect shape and solid structure showcased the immense power of the typhoon..
Japanese astronaut Kimiya Yui shared typhoon photos on Twitter. (Image source / Kimiya Yui’s Twitter)
The appearance of Typhoon Soudelor on August 3. (Image source / JMA)
The Central Weather Bureau stated that the most intense impact will occur between the afternoon of August 7 and the evening of August 8. Please stay especially safe. (Image source / Central Weather Bureau)
Japanese astronaut Kimiya Yui, who only arrived at the International Space Station (ISS) this July)8On the5th, she posted photos of Typhoon Soudelor taken from outer space on her personal social media platform. The thick cloud layers and solid structure highlighted the awe-inspiring force of nature. Although the powerful structure had weakened somewhat by the early hours of the5th, it was no longer a Category5hurricane, but still maintained the strength of a Category3to4hurricane. The Central Weather Bureau indicated that the afternoon of the8th to the evening of the7th will be the period of the most severe impact. Please stay especially safe.8The evening of the 19th will be the time when the impact is most severe. Please pay special attention to safety.
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