This season, toward the end of the month, I think many people here are alerted.
In addition to an umbrella, you might need to wear water-proof coat as well !
Asda, the big superstore here, allegedly, will ban the teenager to buy eggs this season with the concern of abusing them.
I hope this will not come up in other countries or otherwise bring the egg-proof coat together !
Friday, October 22, 2004
Thursday, October 21, 2004
Following to the previous day
Mega-typhoon heading for Honshu
A large and powerful typhoon that has brought strong winds and heavy rains to Kyushu and part of Shikoku Wednesday may directly hit Shikoku and Honshu later in the day, the Meteorological Agency said. As of 10 a.m., Typhoon No. 23 was located about 100 kilometers east-southeast of Miyazaki and moving north-northeast at 45 kilometers per hour, according to the agency. The atmospheric pressure at its center was 950 hectopascals, and it packed winds up to 40 meters per second.
The typhoon is expected to approach Shikoku and central Japan to the Kanto district that includes Tokyo Wednesday night, and may directly hit one of these areas.
Over a 24-hour period until Thursday noon, the typhoon is expected to bring 350 millimeters of rain to the Tokai district comprising Aichi and Shizuoka prefectures, 250 to 300 millimeters to Kanto, Koshin, Kinki that includes Osaka and Kobe, Shikoku and Sanin, and 100 to 150 millimeters to the Sea of Japan coast of Tohoku region and Sanyo in western Honshu.
(from Mainichi Daily News)
A large and powerful typhoon that has brought strong winds and heavy rains to Kyushu and part of Shikoku Wednesday may directly hit Shikoku and Honshu later in the day, the Meteorological Agency said. As of 10 a.m., Typhoon No. 23 was located about 100 kilometers east-southeast of Miyazaki and moving north-northeast at 45 kilometers per hour, according to the agency. The atmospheric pressure at its center was 950 hectopascals, and it packed winds up to 40 meters per second.
The typhoon is expected to approach Shikoku and central Japan to the Kanto district that includes Tokyo Wednesday night, and may directly hit one of these areas.
Over a 24-hour period until Thursday noon, the typhoon is expected to bring 350 millimeters of rain to the Tokai district comprising Aichi and Shizuoka prefectures, 250 to 300 millimeters to Kanto, Koshin, Kinki that includes Osaka and Kobe, Shikoku and Sanin, and 100 to 150 millimeters to the Sea of Japan coast of Tohoku region and Sanyo in western Honshu.
(from Mainichi Daily News)
Wednesday, October 20, 2004
The 23rd !
According to Mainich Daily News in Japan, the season's 23rd typhoon is set to approach the Kansai area after hitting Kyushu on Wednesday, the officials said.
How awful it is to have 23 typhoons in one season !
Worse than this, it is not the end of season, having another one is likely.
Don't forget you can experience an earthquake as well there ;)
How awful it is to have 23 typhoons in one season !
Worse than this, it is not the end of season, having another one is likely.
Don't forget you can experience an earthquake as well there ;)
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