2006-08-09 18:00 JST
2006-08-09 07:30 JST
Typhoon MARIA has turned toward east and is moving along Honshu with a slow speed. The core does not have so much rainy clouds, and the strongest rainy clouds are now covering Kanto Region.
2006-08-08 07:30 JST
Typhoon MARIA is gradually moving away from Typhoon SAOMAI and is forecast to turn north and east. The typhoon is showing complex movement before making landfall. The typhoon is now in a weakening process, but strong rainy clouds have appeared in the north-east quadrant, and they are now entering into Shizuoka Prefecture, Izu Islands and Kanto Region.
2006-08-07 22:30 JST
Typhoon MARIA is now changing its track toward north. The most likely point of landfall was Shikoku this morning, but now somewhere between Kii Peninsula and Tokai Region, so the forecast track is more and more toward east. This change of track may be due to interference between typhoons.
2006-08-07 05:30 JST
The forecast track of Typhoon MARIA is getting more toward north, so the probability of making landfall is rising at Shikoku, or somewhere between Kyushu and Honshu.
2006-08-06 17:15 JST
Typhoon MARIA shows stronger spiral today, which indicates steady intensification. Because of the birth of Typhoon BOPHA, three typhoons are now active in the Pacific, and the typhoon forecast is getting more difficult.
2006-08-06 01:30 JST
Typhoon MARIA was formed near Ogasawara Islands. This typhoon is yet to be intensified strongly, but the forecasts say that it will draw near Chichi-jima as early as the next morning, so Ogasawara Islands may be affected by this typhoon soon.
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