Typhoon Track Forecast

[How to read the map] The color of markers on the track is explained in symbols of typhoon track charts, and the number of markers for the forecast represents the period of forecast (in hours). A purple circle represents a probability circle, in which the center of the typhoon is expected to be observed at the time of forecast with the probability of 70%, while a red and yellow circle represents the 50-knot and 30-knot wind circle, respectively, and those circles are initially shown at the latest location (current location) of the typhoon, but can be shown for other times by left clicking markers. Right clicking markers shows only wind circles but not information window.

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Related Information

• Typhoon Information - Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) and U.S. Navy Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC)
• Weather Warnings and Advisories, Weather Forecast, and Typhoon Forecast
• Real-time Weather Radar GPV Images (on Google Maps)
• World-wide Real-time Wind Maps (JMA Numerical Weather Prediction GPV Data)
• Weather Satellite 'Himawari' Viewer
• Weather Warning Database
• Weather Warning Map
• JMAXML Disaster Information Database
• General Typhoon Information Database
• Real-time AMeDAS Precipitation Ranking (on Google Maps)
• Real-time AMeDAS Wind Maps (on Google Maps)
• AMeDAS Event Detection (Automatic Detection of Heavy Rains and Strong Winds) (on Google Maps)
• Forecast Accuracy (Forecast Circle, Forecast Error)

Information is also delivered via SNS.

• Digital Typhoon: Twitter Version
• Digital Typhoon: Facebook Version