By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported
Within just 24 hours, three typhoons have successively formed over the Pacific Ocean, and weather patterns will need to be closely monitored over the coming week. These typhoons are: No. 9 Typhoon Mindulle (international name MINDULLE), No. 10 Typhoon Lionrock (international name LIONROCK), and No. 11 Typhoon Kompasu (international name KOMPASU), all mild typhoons.
Forecast track of Typhoon Lionrock (No. 10). (Image source / Central Weather Bureau)
Travelers planning to visit Japan soon should stay alert for possible typhoon impacts on the weather. (Image source / Central Weather Bureau)
Mindulle and Kompasu are both moving northward, affecting Japan, so travelers planning trips to Japan in the near future should be especially cautious. Lionrock is forecast to move westward and then southwest, potentially approaching the northeastern waters of Taiwan and subsequently impacting the island. Lionrock carries winds of up to Force 7, with a storm radius of 120 kilometers. Its movement and development over the next five days warrant close attention.