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"Typhoon News Weblog" is a specialized blog that aims to summarize various typhoon-related information such as narattives, meteorological references such as satellite images, links to other web sites, and the meaning of typhoon names. At the same time, automatic summarization of mass media news are also provided at Typhoon News Topics. And meteorological satellite images introduced in the weblog are listed in Typhoon Wallpaper Images.
| The 2023 typhoon season had 17 typhoons, and one typhoon made landfall at Japan. The impact of typhoons was relatively small. to be continued.. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon JELAWAT was formed in east of Mindanao Island. It is forecast to make landfall at Mindanao Island and move to Zulu Sea without intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon SANBA was formed in the Gulf of Tonkin. It is forecast to weaken to a tropical depression without moving out of the Gulf of Tonkin. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon BOLAVEN was formed near Truk Islands. It is forecast to intensify and pass near Guam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KOINU was formed in east of Philippines. The forecast circles are still large, but they suggest the possibility of passing near Sakishima Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon YUN-YEUNG was formed in south of Japan. It is forecast to move northeast to pass near Izu Islands and Kanto Region two days later. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KIROGI was formed near Truk Islands. It is forecast to move to Ogasawara and Amami with modest intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAIKUI was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to move northwest to Okinawa Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon DAMREY was formed near Minamitorishima Island. It is forecast not to intensify, but it may be rapidly moving north to pass near Kanto and Tohoku regions. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon SAOLA was formed in south of Okinawa. It is forecast to wander around the birthplace, and the forecast track is still uncertain. [More..] | ||
| A hurricane coming from the western hemisphere crossed the 180 E/W line to become Typhoon DORA. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon LAN was formed near Minami-torishima Island. It is forecast to pass near Ogasawara Islands to reach south of Honshu. Please keep watching the forecast of the typhoon. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KHANUN was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to intensify while moving northwest to pass Okinawa into the East China Sea. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon TOKSURI was formed in the east of Philippines. It is forecast to intensify while moving north, potentially affecting Okinawa. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon TALIM was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to intensify while moving west toward southern China. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon GUCHOL was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to intensify and move northward. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MAWAR was formed in Caroline Islands. It is forecast to move northwest and intensify to pass near Guam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon SANVU was formed in Marshall Islands. It is forecast to move west to reach Guam without intensification. The formation of the first typhoon in this season is relatively late. The ranking of t...[More..] | ||
| The 2022 typhoon season had 22 typhoons, and no typhoons made landfall at Japan. The impact of typhoons was relatively small. to be continued.. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon PAKHAR was formed in east of Philippines. It will not be intensified to return to a tropical depression. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon YAMANEKO was formed near Wake Island. It moves north in the Pacific without affecting any lands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon BANYAN was formed in Caroline Island. It is forecast to return to a tropical depression in about one day after the formation. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NALGAE was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move westward, and make landfall at Philippines. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAITANG was formed near Minami-Torishima Island. It is forecast to move north and soon will change to an extra-tropical cyclone. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NESAT was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to pass the Bashi Strait to enter South China Sea. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon SONKA was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to make landfall in Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon ROKE was formed in south of Minami-Daitojima Island. It is forecast to draw near Daitojima Region, and move northeast in south of Honshu, but please be alert on coming forecasts because forec...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KULAP was formed in SSE of Chichijima Island. It is forecast to move around west of Ogasawara and turn to Northeast, so the direct effect on the Honshu Island is not expected. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NORU was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move west to make landfall in the north of Philippines, then move for South China Sea and Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon TALAS was formed in south of the Muroto Cape. The birth of the typhoon is already near the Japan mainland, so tonight it will pass near the Kii Peninsula, and tomorrow it will draw near along...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NANMADOL was formed near Ogasawara Islands. It is forecast to intensify and move west, for Daitojima Islands to Southwest Islands. Forecast circles are still large, suggesting large uncertain...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MERBOK was formed near Wake Island. It is going to intensify and move northward in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, without passing near any land. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MUIFA was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to intensify and move for Okinawa Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon HINNAMNOR was formed near Minamitorishima Island. It is forecast to move west without intensification and pass Ogasawara in the north toward the Kyushu area. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon TOKAGE was formed near Minamitorishima Island. It is forecast to move north but far from the land. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MA-ON was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to pass the north of Philippines and move west in the South China Sea. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MEARI was formed in south of Japan. It is forecast to move near Tokai and Kanto Area. Clouds are now developed in the south of the typhoon center, but rains and winds will be stronger in the ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MULAN was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move to the South of China and Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon TRASES was formed in north of Naha. Okinawa and Amami is within the gale wind circle, but the typhoon has already passed Okinawa, moving north in East China Sea. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon SONGDA was formed in south of Japan. Currently the gale wind circle is extending near Ogasawara Islands. It is forecast to move northwest without intensification, and pass near Daitojima and ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon AERE was formed in south of Japan. It is forecast to pass west of Daitojima Islands to reach Okinawa or Amami, and then reach west of Kyushu. The central pressure is not expected to intensify...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHABA was born in South China Sea. It is forecast to move to the south of China. [More..] | ||
| Typooon MEGI was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move east and away from Philippines. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MALAKAS was formed in Caroline Islands. It is forecast to move north with steady intensification. For your information, the formation of the first typhoon at this time of year is not so early...[More..] | ||
| The 2021 typhoon season had 22 typhoons, and no typhoons made landfall at Japan. The impact of typhoons was relatively small. to be continued.. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon RAI was formed in Caroline Islands. It is forecast to move west and intensify to pass through the South and the Central Philippines. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NYATOH was formed in east of Philippines. It is moving north with gradual intensification, and may pass near Ogasawara Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MALOU was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to intensify and move north to pass near Ogasawara Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NAMTHEUN was formed near Minamitorishima Island and is moving west. It is forecast to intensify a little more, but the track will be far from Japan. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KOMPASU was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move west, passing near the north of Philippines to enter the South China Sea. This typhoon, however, has a very large strong wind...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon LIONROCK was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move to Hainan Island and Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MINDULLE was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to move north in south of Japan, so please pay attention to the latest typhoon information. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon DIANMU was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to make landfall at Vietnam and soon will change to a tropical depression. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHANTHU was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move west and intensify into a strong typhoon, and may pass near Okinawa.with in [More..] | ||
| Typhoon CONSON was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move toward west and may make landfall on the north of Luzon Island. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon OMAIS was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move northward to Okinawa, and then turn a little to the east to draw near Kyushu. The intensity of the typhoon is not so strong, bu...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NIDA was formed in east of Japan. It is foreecast to turn eastward without affecting any land. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MIRINAE was formed around Okinawa Main Island. It is forecast to move south of Honshu Island to reach Izu Islands or Kanto Region. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon LUPIT was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast tomove to East China Sea passing the Taiwan Strait. In addition, we have other tropical depressions around Japan, and one around Okinawa is...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NEPARTAK was formed near Minamitorishima Islands. It is forecast to strike Honshu Island with little intensification, but it may affect Tokyo Olympic Games 2020 that has just started today. I...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon CEMPAKA was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move west toward the south of China. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon IN-FA is forecast to pass near Daitojima Island and Okinawa Islands with intensification. The typhoon season has started, and there is possibility to see a series of typhoon formations from n...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHAMPI was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to not intensify so much, but it may pass close to Ogasawara and Izu Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KOGUMA was formed in Tonkin Bay. It is forecast to make landfall soon in the north of Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHOI-WAN was formed in east of Mindanao Island. It is forecast to move northward, without intensification, and change to a tropical depression in south of Okinawa. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon SURIGAE was formed in Caroline Islands. It is forecast to move to east of Philippines while intensfiying into a strong typhoon. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon DUJUAN was formed in Caroline Islands. It is forecast to move across Philippines. [More..] | ||
| The 2020 typhoon season had 23 typhoons, and no typhoons made landfall at Japan. The impact of typhoons was relatively small. to be continued.. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KROVANH was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move west in South China Sea without intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon VAMCO was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to intensify and move across the mid of Philippines. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon ETAU was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to make landfall in Vietnam and change to a tropical depression. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon ATSANI was formed in Caroline Island. It is forecast to pass south of Guam with stronger intensity. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon GONI was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move west to make landfall in the mid of Philippines. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MOLAVE was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move across the mid of Philippines and westward in South China Sea with gradual intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon SAUDEL was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move across Luzon Island of Philippines, and enter into South China Sea. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NANGKA was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move west to strike Hainan Island and the north of Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon LINFA was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move west to make landfall at Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHAN-HOM was formed in south of Japan. It is forecast to move north with intensification, and may pass somewhere between Okinawa and Honshu, but forecast circles are still large, so it is imp...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KUJIRA was formed near Minamitorishima Island. It is forecast to move north in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, so it will not pass near the mainland Japan. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon DOLPHIN was formed in south of Japan. It is forecast to move north and approach to Honshu Island. The intensity of the typhoon will be not strong, but please be careful for the heavy rain inf...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NOUL was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move west and make landfall at Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAISHEN was formed near Ogasawara Island. It is forecast to draw near to Japan around September 6 with a very strong intensity. Accroding to the JMA announcement, the sea surface temperature ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MAYSAK was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move north and intensify to pass the Okinawa area. Please watch the latest typhoon information. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon BAVI was formed. The current center is near Iriomotejima Island, and Miyakojima is also included within the gale wind circle. It is forecast to intensify and move north in East China Sea, pot...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HIGOS was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move west to make landfall on the south of China. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MEKKHALA was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move north along Taiwan Strait to reach China. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon JANGMI was formed in south of Okinawa. Its northward motion is relatively fast, so it is expected to pass this afternoon between Miyakojima Island and Okinawa Main Island, and will reach in w...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAGUPIT was formed in south of Okinawa. It is forecast to move north with moderate intensification to strike Sakishima Islands. This is the second typhoons that were born today, following Typ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SINLAKU was formed in Tonkin Bay. The wind is not so strong, but it's a large typhoon, and the rainy cloud is extending to wide area. It is forecast to make landfall soon in the northern Viet...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NURI was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move to and make landfall at the South of China. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon VONGFONG was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to hit from the center through to the north of Philippines. If you look at the month and day of the formation of the first typhoon i...[More..] | ||
| The 2019 typhoon season had 29 typhoons, which is a little above average. The number of landfalling typhoons was 5, which is the same as 2018. to be continued.. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon PHANFONE was formed in Caroline Islands. It is forecast to move west, pass the middle part of Philippines, and enter into the South China Sea. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KAMMURI was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to move west with intensification while causing strong winds in Guam and Mariana Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon FUNG-WONG was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move toward Bashi Channel. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KALMAEGI was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move northwest to north off the coast and to the east of Philippines. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon FENGSHEN was formed near Wake Island. It is expected to move remote areas from the land in the Pacific Ocean. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NAKRI was formed in South China Sea. It is now moving east, but soon will move backwards to west to reach Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon HALONG was formed in Marshall Islands. It is forecast to keep track off the land. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MATMO was formed in South China Sea. It is moving west and will soon make landfall in Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon BUALOI was formed near Truk Islands. It is forecast to pass near Saipan and move northward with intensification. After Typhoon Hagibis gave a huge impact on Japan, the forcast circle of this ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NEOGURI was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move south of Sakishima Islands, but it will be short-lived as a typhoon without intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAGIBIS was formed near Minamitorishima Island. It is forecast to move west in far south of Japan, and intensify significantly to the strongest level. Having in mind that there is a possibili...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MITAG was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to pass Okinawa, move northward in East China Sea to draw near to mainland Japan. It is still uncertain to what degree this typhoon wil...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon TAPAH was formed in south of Okinawa. It is a large typhoon at the time of formation, and most of Okinawa prefecture is inside the gale wind circle. It is forecast to intensify and move north...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon PEIPAH was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to pass near Ogasawara, but it may be short for it to keep the typhoon intensity. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon FAXAI was formed near Minamitorishima Islands. It is forecast to move north to Ogasawara and Izu Islands with a relatively fast speed. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KAJIKI was formed in the Gulf of Tonkin. The forecast track of this typhoon is rare: a tropical depression that has been moving west to reach Vietnam developed into a typhoon, and suddenly mo...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon LINGLING was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to intensify slowly and move north to get closer to Okinawa. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon PODUL was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move across Luzon Island in Philippines, and move west in the middle of the South China Sea. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon BAILU was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move to Taiwan while affecting Sakishima Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KROSA was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to intensify while moving northward, with a possibility to pass near Ogasawara Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon LEKIMA was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to intensify steadily and move northward slowly and may pass near Okinawa, but the current forecast circle is still big, so we need to...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon FRANCISCO was formed near Minamitorishima Island. It is forecast to move northwest to Ogasawara and Kyushu. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon WIPHA was formed in the northern part of South China Sea. It is forecast to move westward to Hainan Island and the north of Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NARI was formed in SSE of Shionomisaki. It is forecast to move northward to Kii Peninsula and turn to Tokai and Kanto area with the possibility of making landfall. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon DANAS was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to turn north toward Sakishima Islands and Philippines. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MUN was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to pass Hainan Island in China, and make landfall in the north of Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon Sepat was born in SSW of Muroto Misaki. It is forecast to move off the coast of Tokaido. For your information, this is the first typhoon in the era of Reiwa. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon WUTIP was formed near Truk Islands. It is forecast to intensify and pass near Guam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon Pabuk was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move west to Kra Isthmus and may move to the Indian Ocean by passing the 100 degree line to become a cyclone. The typhoon was born on Ja...[More..] | ||
| The 2018 typhoon season had 29 typhoons, which is a little above average. The number of landfalling typhoons was 5, which is larger than the average. to be continued.. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon USAGI was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move toward Vietnam.[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MAN-YI was formed near Truk Islands. It is forecast to move to Mariana Islands with a little intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon TORAJI was formed in South China Sea. It is expected to make landfall in one or two days to the south of Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon YUTU was formed in Marshall Islands. It is forecast to intensify and pass in north of Guam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KONG-REY was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to intensify while following the same course as Typhoon TRAMI. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon TRAMI was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to move west with steady intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon BARIJAT was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move west to reach South China and Hainan Island. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MANGKHUT was formed in Marshall Islands. It is forecast to move west with steady intensification, and may strike Guam. Please pay attention to the intensification of the typhoon, because it m...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon JEBI was formed near Minami Torishima Island. It is forecast to intensify while moving west. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon CIMARON was formed near Truk Islands. It is forecast to move northwest with intensification, and may be approaching to Japan again after Typhoon SOULIK. By the way, the formation of 20 typhoo...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SOULIK was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to move north with intensification, and may be approaching to Japan. By the way, the formation of 19 typhoons as of August 16 is the secon...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon RUMBIA was formed in north of Kumejima Island. The center of the tropical storm has already passed near Okinawa Main Island and is moving away from it. But the rainy clouds are covering over ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KILO was formed near Midway Island. This is one of "border-crossing typhoons," originating in a tropical storm from the western hemisphere. This is the first in three years, since Typhoon 201...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon BEBINCA was formed in South China Sea. It has been moving on a complicated track, and is forecast to move west toward Hainan Island and Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon LEEPI was formed near Ogasawara. It is forecast to move south of Kyushu without intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon YAGI was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move northwest to Okinawa. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon SHANSHAN was formed in Minamitorishima Island. It is forecast to move north passing near Ogasawara Island, but probability circles are still large, which means that the forecast is not fixed ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon JONGDARI was formed near Okinotorishima Island, with possibility of moving through Ogasawara to Izu Islands and Honshu. The forecast has large uncertainty, however, so please check the latest...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon WUKONG was formed near Minamitorishima Island. It is forecast to move north far off the coast. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon AMPIL was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move toward Okinawa Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon SON-TINH was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move west to reach Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MARIA was formed in Mariana Islands. This typhoon is expected to intensify, and needs to be monitored carefully. It will move on the ocean for the moment, but please watch the latest forecast...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon PRAPIROON was formed in south of Japan. It is forecast to pass near Okinawa Main Island, and will move north in west of Kyushu. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon GAEMI was formed in Taiwan. It will strike Sakishima Islands today, and will move east toward Okinawa Main Islands and Amami. Because rain clouds extend from west to east, alerts on heavy rai...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MALIKSI was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to reach south of Honshu with intensification, and is expected to pass near Daito Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon EWINIAR was formed in South China Sea. It will soon make landfall on mainland China and will be a short-lived typhoon. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon JELAWAT was formed in Caroline Islands. It is forecast to turn its motion from west to north, and to east. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon SANBA was formed in Caroline Island. It is forecast to move west to reach Mindanao Island in Philippines. By the way, the formation of typhoons in this season is very rare. Gap periods of the...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon BOLAVEN was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move to southern Vietnam. If you search the list of typhoons that were formed through January 3rd, this is the fifth typhoon in the ob...[More..] | ||
| The 2017 typhoon season had 27 typhoons, which is almost equivalent to average. The number of landfalling typhoons was 4, which is relatively large. to be continued.. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon TEMBIN was formed in east of Mindanao Island. It is forecast to move across Mindanao Island to reach Sulu Sea. This will be a successive landfall to Philippines after Typhoon KAI-TAK. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KAI-TAK was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to make landfall at Philippines, and move to South China Sea. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KIROGI was formed in South China Sea. This typhoon is forecast to move toward Vietnam again, but without intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAIKUI was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move WNW toward Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon DAMREY was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move west with intensification, and may make landfall in the south of Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon SAOLA was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to move north and reach south of Japan, and Izu Islands may be directly hit by the typhoon, but it is not expected to develop as strong as ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon LAN was formed in Caroline Islands. It is forecast to intensify while moving north. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KHANUN was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move across Philippines to South China Sea.[More..] | ||
| Typhoon TOKSURI was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move west to reach around Hainan Island. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon TALIM was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to move westward with intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon GUCHOL was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move to the south of China.[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MAWAR was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move to south of China again.[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SANVU was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to move north and pass near Ogasawara Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon PAKHAR was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to pass the north of Philippines, and intensify in East China Sea, with possibility to strike again the region of Hong Kong, Macau, an...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HATO was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to pass between Taiwan and Philippines toward the south of China, but Sakishima Islands may feel some effect of the typhoon. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon BANYAN was formed near Wake Islands. It is forecast to move north, without affecting any land. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NALGAE was formed near Wake Islands. It is forecast to move north, and will not give impact on land. By the way, this typhoon was born while Typhoon NORU is still active, so the maximum diffe...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAITANG was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move near Taiwan. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NESAT was formed in east of Phillipines. It is forecast to move north. Due to the serial birth of typhoons for the past few days, the pace of typhoon formation is now slightly above the avera...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SONCA was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move west to make landfall in Northern Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon ROKE was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move south of China. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KULAP was formed near Midway Islands. It is forecast to move west, so it may come close to Typhoon NORU, which is forecast to be stationary. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NORU was formed near Minami-Torishima Island. It is forecast to move slowly and stay around this area. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon TALAS was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move to Hainan Island and Northern Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NANMADOL was formed in south of Okinawa. It will pass near Sakishima Islands tomorrow, and will get closer to mainland Japan over the coming days. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MERBOK was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move north toward the south of China. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MUIFA was formed in east of Philippines. Typhoon No. 1 is the first typhoon formed during the typhoon season, and the average day of formation is around March and April. Typhoon No. 1 of 2016...[More..] | ||
| The 2016 typhoon season had 26 typhoons, which is almost equivalent to average. The number of landfalling typhoons was 6, which is the second largest record only after 10 typhoons in 2004, and is tie...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NOCK-TEN was formed in Caroline Islands. It is forecast to move west to reach Philippines. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon TOKAGE was formed in Philippines. It is forecast to move to Sulu Sea and South China Sea, and move north along the western coast of Philippines. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MA-ON was formed near Minamitorishima Island. It is forecast to move west without intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MEARI was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move slowly to west, and intensify gradually. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAIMA was formed in Caroline Islands. It is forecast to intensify as it moves westward. Typhoon No.1 of this season was one of the latest in history, but the frequency of typhoon formations h...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SARIKA was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to make landfall in the center of Philippines. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon SONGDA was formed near Minamitorishima. It is forecast to move north in east of Ogasawara Islands, but will not make significant effect on Japan. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon AERE was formed in Bashi Channel. It is forecast to move westward in South China Sea. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHABA was formed near Truk Islands. It will directly hit Northern Mariana Islands tomorrow, and pass in north of Guam. Then it will continue to move westward on the similar track with Typhoon...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MEGI was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast, with gradual intensification, to pass south of Sakishima Islands and move toward Taiwan. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MALAKAS was formed in east of Philippines. For the moment, it will follow the track of Typhoon MERANTI, but later it will gradualy turning to Okinawa. This season has not seen a major typhoon...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon RAI was formed in South China Sea. This typhoon is located just before making landfall to Vietnam, so in the very near future it will make landfall and change to a tropical depression. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MERANTI was formed in east of Philippines. This season has seen a number of unusual typhoons, but this seems to be a typical typhoon that originates in the "nest of typhoons." This suggests t...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MALOU was formed in NNW of Miyakojima Island. Miyakojima area is now within the gale wind circle, and the typhoon is forecast to move to Okinawa and Amami to Izu Islands and East Japan. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NAMTHEUN was formed in south of Okinawa. It is forecast to move northward to Amami and Kyushu. Typhoons of this season have been quite inactive in Okinawa and western Japan, which affects bad...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KOMPASU was formed in east of Japan. This typhoon season has been exceptional, but this is yet another exceptional typhoon that is born north of 30 degree latitude, and immediately draw near ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon LIONROCK was formed in east of Hachijojima. It is forecast to pass Izu Islands and move southwest, which is a rare trajectory for the typhoon at this area. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MINDULLE was formed in Mariana Islands. This is another typhoon in the series of typhoons that we have seen recently which move northward without intensification. However, in comparison to Ty...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon DIANMU was formed in South China Sea. It has thick clouds in the south, so heavy rainfall may be observed in Hainan Island and Vietnam from now. We have seen successive formation of typhoons ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHANTHU was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to pass near Ogasawara Islands in the day after tomorrow, and come to Honshu afterward. However, five days forecast of Japan Meteorologic...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon CONSON was formed near Wake Islands. It is forecast to move northward in far east of Japan, which is a track that does not affect the land. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon OMAIS was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to intensify while moving northward to pass in east of Ogasawara Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NIDA was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to pass near or make landfall at the northern Philippines, and move toware South China Sea. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MIRINAE was formed in South China Sea. It will make landfall in Hainan Island before intensifying on the ocean, and later move to northern Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon LUPIT was formed in far east of Japan. It is expected to be weak during its short life. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NEPARTAK was formed in Caroline Islands. It is forecast to move northwest. Typhoon number 1 is the first typhoon in a typhoon season. According to the statistics since 1951, we had only two s...[More..] | ||
| The 2015 typhoon season had 27 typhoons, which is a little more than average. The number of landfalling typhoons was 4, which is the same as 2014. to be continued.. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MELOR was formed in Caroline Islands. The typhoon is now located in south of Yap, and Yap is within the gale wind circle. It is forecast to move toward Philippines. This formation means that,...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon IN-FA was formed in Marshall Islands. It is forecast to move west with steady intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHAMPI was formed in Marshall Islands. It is forecast to move west to reach Mariana Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KOPPU was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move west to reach Philippines, where the peak season of typhoons is now approaching. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHOI-WAN was formed near Wake Islands. At the time of formation, the size of the typhoon is large. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MUJIGAE was formed in Luzon Island. It is forecast to move toward south of China. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon DUJUAN was formed in east of Philippines. Its track is forecast to change from west to north. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KROVANH was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to pass near Ogasawara Islands. According to the tracking chart of this season, Ogasawara Island was already struck by a few typhoons, an...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon VAMCO was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to make landfall at Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon ETAU was formed in south of Japan. The intensity is not expected to become strong, but the track is forecast to move northward to hit Japan. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KILO moved from the western hemisphere to become a typhoon. A typhoon that crossed the border is since Typhoon 201512 (HALOLA). The last typhoon broke the record of the most western longitude...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon ATSANI was formed near Wake Island. It is a simultaneous formation with Typhoon GONI. Its motion is forecast to be very slow or stationary. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon GONI was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to move toward Saipan. Saipan was severely damaged by Typhoon SOUDELOR, so I hope that this typhoon does not give negative impact on the rec...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MOLAVE was formed near Ogasawara Islands. Intensification of the typhoon is limited, but it is forecast to move toward Ogasawara Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon SOUDELOR was formed in Marshall Islands. It is forecast to move west with intensification, and will pass somewhere in Mariana Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon HALOLA is a tropical storm moving from the western hemisphere and changed to a typhoon near Midway Islands. A typhoon crossing the border from the west is since Typhoon 201413 (GENEVIEVE). [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NANGKA was formed in Marshall Islands. It is forecast to move westward with steady intensification. Currently we have three typhoons at the same time as the result of re-accelerated pace of f...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon LINFA was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move west and may turn north later, and if this happens, it affects Sakishima Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHAN-HOM was formed in Marshall Islands. It is forecast to move westward and may hit Mariana Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KUJIRA was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move north towad Hainan Island. It is the third earlist formation of Typhoon No. 8, following 1971 and 1965. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon DOLPHIN was formed in Marshall Islands. This is the earlist record in history as the formation of Typhoon No. 7, which is ten days earlier than the previous record (May 19) on 1971. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NOUL was formed in Caroline Islands. It is moving slowly to westnorthwest, and is expected to affect Yap. The formation of Typhoon No. 6 at this time of year is the second earlist record, fol...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAISHEN was formed near Truk Islands. This is the earlist formation of Typhoon No. 5 in the record since 1951. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MAYSAK was formed in Marshall Islands. The formation of four typhoons at this time of year is the second record, just after 1965. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon BAVI was formed in Marshall Islands. It is forecast to move westward to pass somewhere in Mariana Islands. Tropical Cyclone PAM, now active in the southern hemisphere, located at about the sa...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HIGOS was formed in Marshall Islands. Please note the formation time of this typhoon. As explained in "True" typhoon season, the period between February 8 and February 14 is known to be an "b...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MEKKHALA was formed in east of Philippines. It is now located near Yap, and will draw near to Philippines. [More..] | ||
| The 2014 typhoon season had 23 typhoons, which is below average. The number of landfalling typhoons was 4, which is above average of 2.7, or the largest number since 10 landfalling typhoons in 2004. ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon JANGMI was formed in Philippines. The typhoon is now located at Mindanao island, and will move west to reach Sulu Sea. Recently Typhoon 201121 and Typhoon 201224 caused massive disasters in M...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAGUPIT was formed in Truk Islands. According to search by month, the formation of a typhoon in December is since 2012. The place of formation is near equator, 4.9N, and it is forecast to mov...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SINLAKU was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move across South China Sea to reach Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NURI was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move with a slow speed for the moment. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon VONGFONG was formed in Marshall Islands. It is forecast to move west-north-west and will follow a similar track with Typhoon PHANFONE. By following the track of Typhoon PHANFONE, it may feel ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon PHANFONE was formed near Truk Island. It is forecast to intensify while approaching to Mariana Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KAMMURI was formed near Minamitorishima Island. It is forecast to move near Ogasawara Island, where the influence will gradually increase for the next 2-3 days. It seems that this it does not...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon FUNG-WONG was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move northward along the east coast of Luzon Island, drawing near to the north Luzon Island, and turning eastward. However, the ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KALMAEGI was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to intensify steadily and draw near to Luzon Island, Phillipines. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon FENGSHEN was formed in south of Amami Oshima. Okinawa and Amami regions are under strong winds, such as 25 m/s gust at Minami-Daitojima recorded this morning. The influence of the typhoon is ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon GENEVIEVE was changed from a hurricane to a typhoon. A typhoon that crossed the boundary at the date line (180 E) is since Typhoon 201313. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NAKRI was formed in east of Philippines. This is relatively a large typhoon; comparing the size of gale wind, it has nearly the double size of Typhoon HALONG, formed yesterday. However, looki...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HALONG was formed in Mariana Islands. The formation of the typhoon is usually decided at 9AM, 3PM, 9PM, 3AM of JST (Expression of Time), and it is relatively rare to decide typhoon formation ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MATMO was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move northward for the moment. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon RAMMASUN was formed in Mariana Islands. The typhoon is forecast to move westward to Philippines. The previous typhoon, Typhoon NEOGURI was also born in Mariana Islands and passed near Guam, b...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NEOGURI was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to intensify while moving northward, and may affect extensively across Japan. This is the last period of the rainy season, and preparatio...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAGIBIS was formed in the north of South China Sea. It is forecast to move toward Taiwan Strait to make landfall in the southern part of China with weak intensity For your information, seven ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MITAG was formed and located in WSW of Minami-Daitojima. It is expected to become an extratropical cyclone early next morning. If the forecast is correct, it will be a short-lived typhoon wit...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon TAPAH was formed in Mariana Islands. It is now moving toward NNE, and is expected to pass between Rota and Tinian Islands in north of Guam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon PEIPAH was formed in Caroline Islands. It will move westward to pass in south of Palau. Four typhoon formations by April 5 is the third fastest pace in recorded history, after 1965 and 1967. ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon FAXAI was formed in Caroline Islands. It is now stationary, and is expected to move from east to north. The formation of three typhoons by the end of February is the fastest pace since 1965. ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KAJIKI was formed in east of Philippines. Formation of two typhoons by this time of year has been recorded only four times since 1951, which is the maximum record, and the most recent record ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon LINGLING was formed in east of Mindanao Island. This typhoon is expected to make landfall at Mindanao Island, and damage by heavy rains is concerned, following recent damage by another tropic...[More..] | ||
| The 2013 typhoon season had 31 typhoons, and it is since 1994 that the number of typhoon exceeded 30. The number of typhoons approaching mainland Japan is especially large in autumn, and it was recor...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon PODUL was formed in South China Sea. This typhoon was originally formed as tropical depression in the Pacific Ocean, passed across Mindanao Island, which is in south of Leyte Island devastate...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAIYAN was formed near Truk Islands. It is forecast to move west with steady intensification. This is the first No.30 Typhoon in about 20 years since the 1994 season. The number of typhoons f...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KROSA was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move toward Luzon Island of Philippines without intensification. Now the number of typhoons, 29, reached the same level with 2004 se...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon LEKIMA was formed in Marshall Islands. It is forecast to move west-north-west, toward Mariana Islands (Guam). The average number of typhoons per year is about 26 or 27, so the number of typho...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon FRANCISCO was formed in Mariana Islands. The forecast shows that the track is surprisingly similar to that of Typhoon WIPHA, and this is also increasing its intensity. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon WIPHA was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to move northwest. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NARI was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move westward to make landfall in the north of Luzon Island, with possibility to pass near Manila. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon DANAS was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to move west for the moment. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon FITOW was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move northward to reach south of Japan. This is the second typhoon formed today, and the pace of typhoon formation is about four typ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SEPAT was formed in east of Chichijima, Ogasawara Islands. It is not a strong typhoon, but it is forecast to move west, and Ogsawara Islands will be into the gale wind circle. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon WUTIP was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move west slowly. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon PABUK was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to move northwest, and Ogasawara and Izu Islands may be directly affected by the typhoon. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon USAGI was formed in east of Philippines. According to the forecast, it will move west toward Philippines. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MAN-YI was formed near Ogasawara.The forecast track shows that it will move northward to pass near Ogasawara Islands and Izu Islands. According to the forecast by Japan Meteorological Agency,...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon TORAJI was formed in west of Kumejima Island. The cloud of the typhoon is extending from south to north, and is connected to the front causing rainy season in autumn. The motion of the typhoo...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon YUTU was formed near Midway Islands. We already had two typhoons, Typhoon PEWA and Typhoon UNALA, which were formed in the central Pacific as hurricanes. This typhoon was also born near the c...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KONG-REY was born in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move north to draw near to Sakishima Islands. It is expected to be a typhoon striking this area just after Typhoon TRAMI. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon UNALA was changed from hurricane (tropical depression) to a typhoon near Midway Islands. This typhoon made a rare event of two successive "across-the-border" typhoons within two days, but thi...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon PEWA is located near Midway Islands. However, it does not mean it was born here, but it changed from a hurricane to a typhoon after passing the 180E border. This kind of "across-the-border" t...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon TRAMI was formed in south of Okinawa. This was first born as a tropical depression, then moved south to became a typhoon, but now it is forecast to move back toward north. The track may be fu...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon UTOR was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to keep moving west, reaching somewhere between the northern part of Luzon Island and Luzon Strait. The shape of clouds looks like compa...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MANGKHUT was formed in South China Sea. It is now located not so far from the coast of central Vietnam, but it is forecast to move along the coast of Vietnam to reach northern Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon JEBI was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move northwest toward Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon CIMARON was formed in east of Philippines. The typhoon is now located in the north of Luzon Island, and is forecast to move to South China Sea. We are seeing the successive formation of typho...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SOULIK was formed in Mariana Islands. It is now passing islands in north of Sapian, and Saipan is outside of the gale wind circle. It is forecast to keep moving west with a steady pace of int...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon RUMBIA was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move west-north-west direction along the Pacific coast of Philinppines. It is also expected to draw near to Luzon Island, including...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon BEBINCA was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move toward the south of China to Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon LEEPI keeps moving north, and Sakishima Islands are entering the circle of gust winds. It is forecast to keep moving north, and traverse Okinawa Prefectore from south to north. However, as th...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon YAGI still has a biased distribution of clouds, and its intensification is stopped. The focus here is more on the Meiu front in north of the typhoon, and how much rain it will bring about. Ex...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SHANSHAN was formed in South China Sea. Having multiple typhoons as of February 22 is relatively rare; the last time was 1992, about 20 years ago, and this is the fifth since 1951. If we defi...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SONAMU was formed in Sulu Sea. The formation of a typhoon at this time of year, January 3, 09 UTC, is the fourth earlist formation since 1951, only after Typhoon 195501, Typhoon 195701, Typho...[More..] | ||
| The 2012 typhoon season had 25 typhoons, which is almost equal to the average. The number of typhoons approaching Okinawa and Amami was 12, which was much larger than the average of 7.6. At the same ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon WUKONG was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to traverse the south of Philippines, and move to South China Sea. It looks close to southern Mindanao Island, which was struck very h...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon BOPHA was formed in Marshall Islands. The latitude of its birthplace is around 4 degree north, whish is very close to the equator. Searching by Typhoon Birthplace Map, since 1951 there are on...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SON-TINH was formed in east of Mindanao Island. It is moving west, already located near Philippines, and it is expected to traverse Central Philippines. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MARIA was formed in Mariana Islands. The typhoon forecast says that it will move toward Ogasawara Islands, and the tracking chart of this year shows that Ogasawara Islands are where typhoon t...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon PRAPIROON was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move westward, but the forecast seems to have some uncertainty at this moment. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon GAEMI was formed in South China Sea. The typhoon is now stationary, and is forecast to stay longer around the current location. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MALIKSI was formed in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to move toward Ogasawara Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon EWINIAR was formed in south of Japan. It is forecast to move northward near Ogasawara Islands and Izu Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon JELAWAT was formed in the east of Philippines. The forecast expects that it moves slowly for the moment.[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SANBA was formed in Caroline Islands. Palau is now within the gale-force wind area. The typhoon is forecast to move northward off the east coast of Phillipines, which is known to be a favorab...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon BOLAVEN has large well-developed clouds around center, but its rotation has not become stronger, so its intensification has been stopped for a while. However, I think this typhoon will not en...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon TEMBIN showed re-intensification this morning, but effect on Sakishima Islands will not increase from now, and the current situation indicates that strong winds and heavy rains are not the le...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KAI-TAK has passed Philippines to enter South China Sea, and is now slowly intensifying. It has thick clouds in front of the center, and these will soon cover the south of Guangdong Province ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KIROGI was formed in far east from Japan. It is not expected to make any effect on land. This typhoon had been watched since August 4, but the issue of information was stopped on August 6 due...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAIKUI was formed near Ogasawara Islands. This typhoon has a large extent of clouds, and hence the center of the typhoon is still unclear, but it is likely to intensify after the clouds becom...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon DAMREY is moving west in Yellow Sea, and is expected to make landfall somewhere from Jiangsu Province and Shandong Province. Due to the compact size of the typhoon, it keeps its structure and...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SAOLA is moving north in south of Sakishima Islands, and evolved into a large typhoon whose gale wind area includes from Naha to Sakishima Islands, from Taiwan to the north of Philippines. Th...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon VICENTE intensified rapidly since the last afternoon, and made landfall without losing intensity at about 50km west of Macau. A typhoon with such a strong intensity is relatively rare in this...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KHANUN was formed in south of Japan. It is forecast to pass somewhere around Amami Oshima Island and enter into East China Sea. This typhoon is not expected to show a steady intensification, ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon DOKSURI was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to move northwest, passing the north of Philippines to South China Sea. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon TALIM was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move slowly toward east. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon GUCHOL is drawing near to Okinawa, and several places are already within the gale wind circle. Weather radar image shows the shape of typhoon clouds clearly, and AMeDAS wind maps shows the wi...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MAWAR passed west of Daitojima Islands and is moving to south of Honshu Island. Daitojima Islands entered into the right side of the moving direction of the typhoon, which caused strong winds...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SANVU was formed in Mariana Islands. Guam is now in the circle of 30 kt winds. It is forecast to move northwest. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon PAKHAR was formed in South China Sea. It is almost stationary, and is expected to intensify slowly. For your information, this time of year is roughly the average as the birthday of the first...[More..] | ||
| The 2011 typhoon season had 21 typhoons, which is less than the average. The number of typhoons approaching Japan is also smaller than the average, but three typhoons that made landfall at Japan gave...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon WASHI traversed Mindanao Island in the south of Philippines from last night to this morning. Disasters in Mindanao is extensive to the death toll of about 180, in addition to about 400 missin...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon BANYAN was formed in east of Mindanao Island. It is forecast to move through Philippines from the south to the north.[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NALGAE made landfall in the northern part of Luzon Island, Philippines. The point of landfall is near that of Typhoon NESAT. Manila is also in the circle of gale (30kt) wind. But this typhoon...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAITANG made landfall near Hue, Viet Nam. This typhoon has thick rainy clouds in the east and the north of the center, and this heavy rain will affect more than strong winds. Heavy rains will...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NESAT made landfall in the north of Luzon Island, Philippines, while keeping intensification. The strong winds of the typhoon is expected in this region, however, another concern is thick rai...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SONCA was formed near Minamitorishima Island. Recently we see the formation of small typhoons in a row, but the number of typhoons at this time of year is almost the same with average. This t...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon ROKE was formed in south of Japan. It took a long time to develop into a typhoon from it was born as a tropical depression, but today its cloud has been better organized than before. This typ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KULAP was formed in south of Japan. The formation of a typhoon is usually declared on 3, 9, 15, 21 JST (0, 6, 12, 18 UTC), but the formation of this typhoon is irregular, which is declared on...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NORU was formed in the neighborhood of Minamitorishima Island. This typhoon is forecas to move northward in the Pacific Ocean, and no effect is expected on Japan. By the way, Typhoon TALAS, j...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon TALAS is located in south of Shikoku, and still moving slowly toward north. Weather radar image shows that heavy rains have started in the southeast of Shikoku, east coast of Kii Peninsula an...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NANMADOL has intensified rapidly in east of Philippines. The northeast of Luzon Island, Philippines, has entered into the storm-wind circle. This typhoon had compact and well-developed clouds...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MERBOK was formed near Wake Island. It is forecast to move near Minamitorishima Island with a steady intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MUIFA is located in south of Okinawa Main Island, and is turning slowly to northwest. Weather radar data shows that heavy rains and strong winds are now being observed in Okinawa Main Islands...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NOCK-TEN was formed in east of Philippines. It will soon make landfall at Luzon Island, Philippines, and is forecast to pass near Manila. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon TOKAGE was formed in east of Philippines. This typhoon, however, will be affected by a stronger typhoon, Typhoon MA-ON, which is expected to come in north of this area. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MA-ON keeps moving northward. Because of the large size of the typhoon, it drew near to Japan with little weakening. Western Japan is already within the gale wind circle, and heavy rains were...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MEARI is drawing near to Sakishima Islands. This typhoon is a "large typhoon" having a large gale wind (30-kt) circle, so Sakishima Islands will soon be covered by the gale wind circle. This ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAIMA was formed in South China Sea. This typhoon has finally formed after three and half days of tropical depression, but it is now already close to mainland China, so it does not have time ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SARIKA was formed in south of South China Sea. The area of clouds is small at this moment, and it will make landfall in one day in the south of mainland China, so it has little chance of inte...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SONGDA has passed its peak intensity in east of Philippines. In comparision to yesterday, the image below indicates that thick clouds around the center are decreased, and the eye expanded wit...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon AERE recurved its track, and moving over South West Islands with increasing its speed. It passed the northern coast of Okinawa main island, and now entered into Kagoshima prefecture. AMeDAS w...[More..] | ||
| The 2010 typhoon season had 14 typhoons, which broke the lowest record of 16 typhoons in 1998 and is the historical minimum since 1951. We had two landfalling typhoons in Japan, but they were unique ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHABA is recurving toward northeast, and moving in suoth of Okinawa. The intensity of the typhoon seems to be at peak today, and a large eye is visible on the satellite image below or the wea...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MEGI is now traversing across Luzon Island, and will soon enter into South China Sea. The situation in the northern Luzon Island is not clear due to the failure of communication network. The ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MALAKAS approached Ogasawara Islands which is already inside the gale wind circle, and will soon enters the storm wind circle. The satellite image below shows that the typhoon has the big eye...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon FANAPI is passing Sakishima Islands. Hateruma airport recorded the maximum gust of 63.8m/s at 1:45 JST. This typhoon has more developed eyewall on the east side, so the maximum wind was recor...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MERANTI was formed in the north of South China Sea. It is now moving north, and it is forecast to make landfall at mainland China after moving along the west coast of Taiwan. The cloud shape ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MALOU has passed near Tsushima Islands and now moving off the coast of San-in. The typhoon has weakened, but clouds are extending toward the front of the typhoon, so heavy rains may be occurr...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NAMTHEUN has a irregular shape as seen on the visible image below. The center of circulation, which can be regarded as the eye, has surrounding clouds at just low altitudes, and rainy clouds ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KOMPASU was small, so the extent of damage is very different even inside Okinawa main island. In the south, Naha was not affected by the typhoon, while in the north, Nago and nearby islands w...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon LIONROCK's future track may become more complex due to the effect of Typhoon KOMPASU born nearby. The current forecast circle extends from mainland China to Taiwan. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MINDULLE made landfall near Vinh, Vietnam. It is reported that 137 fishermen are missing. Heavy rains were observed not only in Vietnam but also in Thailand. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon DIANMU made landfall near Akita City at 17 JST yesterday, passed over Akita and Iwate Prefecture to reach the Pacific Ocean, and became an extra-tropical cyclone. Heavy rains and strong winds...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHANTHU was formed in South China Sea. This has already moved across Philippines as a tropical depression, and intensified into a typhoon as it moves away from Philippines. The forecast track...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon CONSON is moving westward along the southern coast of Hainan Island, and damages by the typhoon are reported from Hainan Island. Strong winds and rainy clouds cover Hainan Island and central ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon OMAIS was formed in east of Philippines. This is the first typhoon of thie season, but the lifetime is not expected to be so long, and may die soon before "wandering around" as the typhoon na...[More..] | ||
| The 2009 typhoon season had 22 typhoons, which is a smaller number than average, and the same number with the 2008 typhoon season. This year we had the first typhoon in 2 years that made landfall at ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NIDA has passed its peak intensity between last night and this morning. A very small rounded eye indicates extremely strong winds at the center, but it is difficult to keep this intensity for...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MIRINAE made landfall at central Vietnam. This typhoon is moving toward Cambodia while weakening, and southern Vietnam will also be affected. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon LUPIT is located in south of Okinawa, and South West Islands are within the gale wind (30kt) area. Daitojima Area will enter into the storm wind (50kt) area soon. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NEPARTAK was formed in Mariana Islands. The forecast says that the typhoon will move toward north. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MELOR made landfall at Chita Peninsula in Aichi Prefecture after 5 AM JST. At this moment, some areas from Kinki to Kanto is within the storm wind (>50kt) circle. Rainfall is increasing at ma...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon PARMA stayed around in the north of Luzon Island for as many as six days, and finally went away from Luzon into South China Sea in the afternoon of October 9. As concerned, however, heavy rai...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KETSANA has brought severe disasters in South East Asia, and the death toll is increasing over time to reach about 400. The specific numbers differ from media to media, but some media say tha...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KOPPU was formed in the north of South China Sea. This typhoon is forecast to move from southern China to Vietnam, which is similar to the recent Typhoon MUJIGAE. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHOI-WAN is now passing near Ogasawara Islands and the area is within the storm wind circle. Chichijima recorded the maximum gale of 42.9m/s at 14:56 JST. The typhoon has passed the closest p...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MUJIGAE was formed in South China Sea. It is forecast to move westward and draw near to Hainan Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon DUJUAN is passing Izu Islands. The environment of this typhoon was not suitable for intensification from the beginning, so it moved north without so much intensification. Its impact seems to ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KROVANH is passing Izu Islands. Observations of the passing of the eye can be seen at Hachijyojima (and Yaemigahara), where typhoon has passed the neighborhood around 06:30 JST. Active clouds...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon VAMCO was formed in Marshall Islands. This typhoon is small in size, but is forecas to intensify. The area that this typhoon was formed, namely Marshall Islands, is known to give birth to maj...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon ETAU is approaching to Japan, and is forecast to move along the south coast of Honshu. Torrential rains have been observed in Shikoku and Chugoku regions since yesterday, and AMeDAS Event Det...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MORAKOT is causing extensive disasters in Taiwan. According to Central Weather Bureau of Taiwan, the rainfall from 00 LT of August 6 to 19 LT of August 9 reached 2726mm at Alishan and 2551mm ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon GONI was formed in the northern area of South China Sea. This is not a strong typhoon at this moment, but is expected to move near Guangdong Province and Hong Kong area. By the way, this typh...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MOLAVE was formed in east of Philippines. Forecast says that this typhoon will move into South China Sea passing around in the north of Luzon Island. Recently a few typhoons in a row moved in...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SOUDELOR was formed in the northern part of South China Sea. This typhoon is located near the land of China, so it is expected to be a short-lived typhoon after approaching Hainan Island or L...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NANGKA was formed in east of Philippines. The typhoon is actually located very near to Samar Island, and is forecast to move across Philippines. The typhoon is not a strong one but with thick...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon LINFA was first forecast to move eastward, but it later turned to north and is now moving along Taiwan Strait, so it may affect both sides of the Strait. Taiwan Strait is not so wide, and it ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHAN-HOM moved eastward in South China Sea, and is expected to make landfall soon in the northern part of Luzon Island. A part of Luzon Island is now in the 50-kt wind area, and Manila is als...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KUJIRA's peak intensity was observed yesterday, and it is slowly weakening now, but it is forecast to approach to Ogasawara Islands tomorrow morning. [More..] | ||
| The 2008 typhoon season had 22 typhoons, which is a smaller number than average, and this season was even less active than the 2007 typhoon season. Because many typhoons did not turn north and move w...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon DOLPHIN was formed in Mariana Islands. It is a small typhoon, but is forecast to intensify as it moves to west. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NOUL was formed in South China Sea. This typhoon is forecast to intensify little, but may affect the south of Vietnam and the south of Thailand. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAISHEN was formed in west of Minamitorishima. It is expected to become an extratropical cyclone without further intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MAYSAK was formed in South China Sea. It is a small typhoon at this moment, and is expected to move westward in South China Sea without considerable intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon BAVI was formed near Ogasawara Islands. This typhoon is already in the process of transforming into an extratropical cyclone, and it is not expected to affect any lands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon HIGOS was formed in east of Philippines. This is located just east of Samar Island, and will move toward Luzon Island over many islands of Philippines. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MEKKHALA was formed in South China Sea. This typhoon is not expected to become a strong one, but it is going to hit southern China and Vietnam, which were severely affected by torrential rain...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon JANGMI made landfall at Yilan County, Taiwan, on 15:40 local time, and will traverse the central mountains of Taiwan by tomorrow morning. The typhoon has started weakening before making landf...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAGUPIT has caused floodings and landslides in northern Vietnam, and it is reported that 32 people were killed at this moment. On the other hand, economic loss in China has increased for coll...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SINLAKU passed near Tanegashima, and is moving in south of Kyushu, Shikoku, and Honshu. This typhoon gives larger impacts on rains rather than winds, and it still has very active clouds with ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NURI is passing just off the northern tip of Luzon Island, Philippines, and its direction is changing from west to north. This typhoon has thick clouds mainly in the south, so it seems the no...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon VONGFONG was formed in south of Japan. This typhoon was born in the north of 30 degrees, so it is already near Japan. This typhoon is not strong, however, Izu Islands will be affected by this...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon PHANFONE was formed in far east from Japan. The birthplace was more north than 30 degree, so it is forecast to weaken without intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KAMMURI made landfall at Guangdong Province of China, and weakened to a tropical depression near Hanoi, Vietnam. Due to the rainy clouds of the storm, the damage of heavy rains is extending i...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon FUNG-WONG had an imbalanced shape whose clouds were formed in suoth of the center, but now its clouds are surrounding the eye, which indicates intensification. The boundary of the eye is stil...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KALMAEGI moved northward including Sakishima Islands into 30kts strong winda area, then made landfall in Taiwan, passing Taipei, and entered East China Sea. This typhoon is forecast to make l...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon FENGSHEN struck Metro Manila and passed toward north. While extended damage at many places has been reported, it was also reported that a ferry with passengers sank (capsized) off Sibuyan Isl...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NAKRI is passing in the south of Izu Islands. It has already weakened, but the rough sea will continue for a while. Typhoons formed in May showed almost the same tracks to pass the south of I...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HALONG was born in South China Sea, and was in the beginning of intensification on the 17th, but soon it reached to the mountainous areas of 2000 meters in the north of Luzon Island, and its ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MATMO will approach to Ogasawara Islands today, but it has already weakened so the impact will be minor. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon RAMMASUN started to weaken about 20 degrees latitude, and the shape of clouds are getting less organized. By tomorrow morning, Izu Islands, especially in the south, will be hit directly by th...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NEOGURI changed its direction from west to north on South China Sea, and now moving off the coast of Vietnam. The area of 50kt winds or more is just glancing the coast of Vietnam, but Hainan ...[More..] | ||
| The 2007 typhoon season had 24 typhoons, which is a little smaller than average, and this season was a relatively inactive season. This season can be characterized by many typhoons that approached Ok...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAGIBIS made a sharp turn just before Vietnam, exactly as predicted by Japan Meteorological Agency, and is going back to its birthplace (?), Philippines. The typhoon has weakened during its s...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MITAG crossed the northern part of Luzon Island, and is wandering around in south of Okinawa going north and south, showing a complex track to the end of the life. The death toll of this typh...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon TAPAH was formed in south of Iwo To. This typhoon, however, is already in the process of changing to an extratropical cyclone, and the forecast expects a short-lived typhoon that becomes an e...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon PEIPAH was formed in east of Philippines. It is forecast to make landfall at Luzon Island. This typhoon is small in size, but may intensify easier under favorable conditions. From now on Phli...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon FAXAI is increasing its speed to 95km/h, passing Izu Islands, and it will move away to the east from Kanto Region as early as this evening. It is going to be an extratropical cyclone, but is ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KAJIKI has increased its intensity with well-developed clouds at the core. It may intensify further when approaching Ogasawara Islands. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon LINGLING was formed near Wake Island. This typhoon is forecast to move in the middle of Pacific Ocean with little intensification. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon PODUL was formed in far east of Japan. A cyclone that became this typhoon has been there for a while, but it suddenly upgraded to a typhoon today. It could be argued that now is the most appr...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAIYAN was formed near Midway Islands. This typhoon was born in higher latitude, so it will not intensify so much and be short-lived. Compareing the images of Typhoon 200715 and Typoon 200716...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KROSA recorded the maximum gust of 63.2m/s at Yonaguni Island, and suddenly turned westward to make landfall at Taiwan. However, the typhoon might be blocked by the central mountain range of ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon LEKIMA killed 61 people and other 15 people are still missing in Vietnam. Some said that the flood caused by this typhoon was worst in these 45 years in Vietnam's mountainous north, and traff...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon FRANCISCO was formed in north of South China Sea. It is forecast to move over Hainan Islands, then heading towards the northern part of Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon WIPHA has passed over Iriomote Island. The maximum gust of 65.9m/s (the second on record) was recorded at Iriomote, and 59.5m/s was recorded at Ishigaki. According to the record of Iriomote s...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NARI made landfall at South Korea, and died afterwards, but damage from heavy rains and strong winds was especially severe at Jeju Island, with people being killed or are missing are about 20...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon DANAS is still in a intensification process in spite of its location of 36 to 37 degree north, which is a little northern location for a typhoon. Near Japan, Daily Sea Surface Temperature sho...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon FITOW is increasing its speed, moving from Kanto to Tohoku. It is clear from AMeDAS Event Detection that the rainfall from this typhoon was record-breaking at some places, especially from Izu...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SEPAT made landfall near Hualien, Taiwan, around 05:40 AM local time, and passed across mountains in the middle of the island and entered into Taiwan Strait in the morning. The typhoon moved ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon WUTIP is expanding its cloud regions. Checking on Google Earth, distance to Typhoon PABUK is as close as about 700km, and the typhoon is expending its cloud regions to the west, so on infrare...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon PABUK passed the southern tip of Taiwan, and crossed South China Sea to Guangdong Province and Hong Kong. And it further moved westward near Hainan Island, weakened to a tropical depression, ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon USAGI made landfall at Hyuga city in Miyazaki Prefecture before 18 JST. The clouds around the center seems to be extremely active, and the amount of precipitation at Oita and Miyazaki Prefect...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MAN-YI seemed to be weakened after passing Okinawa, but it recovered again, and is approaching Kyushu keeping its intensity. It made landfall at Osumi Peninsula around 14 JST. The rainfall by...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon TORAJI was formed in the Gulf of Tonkin. This area is narrowly enclosed by Hainan Island, China Mainland, and Vietnam, so the typhoon is expected to make landfall and disappear just after for...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon YUTU is moving toward Ogasawara Islands. Iwo-Jima has already entered within the 50-kt winds area, and Chichi-Jima will also enter into the 30-kt winds area tonight. This typhoon still keeps ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KONG-REY has passed in north of Saipan, and now passing over the northern part of North Mariana Islands. The size of clouds has decreased from the beginning while it is slightly getting stron...[More..] | ||
| The number of typhoons in 2006 was 23, which is the same number as 2005, and is still smaller than the average number of about 27. The number of typhoons that made landfall at Japan is also as small ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon TRAMI was formed in east of Philippines. This typhoon will again move toward Philippines, following the previous typhoons such as Typhoon UTOR. We have seen the intermittent formation of typh...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon UTOR seems to be a typhoon whose intensity prediction is bothersome. When it made landfall at the islands of Philippines, it showed a sudden intensification where usually typhoons got weakene...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon DURIAN died in the middle of the Gulf of Thailand, but it left extensive damage to Philippines and Vietnam. People who were killed or missing is about 100 in Vetnam, and 120,000 houses were d...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHEBI has shown rapid intensification of 60hPa in 9 hours since 0300 UTC on 10 Nov (by real-time observation). The central pressure reached 925hPa, and made landfall on the east coast of Luzo...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon CIMARON once turned north, and then turned down to south, and came back to the neighborhood where it was located about three days ago. The typhoon weakened during this wandering trip, and is ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SOULIK is weakening and passing about 60km distance to Ogasawara Islands. According to AMeDAS observation data, the center of the typhoon was closest between 7AM and 8AM local time. The bound...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon RUMBIA is "large" in size, which means that it is large as the vortex of winds and strong winds are blowing in remote areas from the center, but as the cloud system it is sparse. It used to h...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon BEBINCA changed to a tropical depression at 09:00 JST without having a well-formed structure through its life. At this moment an extra-tropical cyclone is developing in south of Honshu Island...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon XANGSANE is approaching to Vietnam showing well-organized spiral clouds, and, although its intensity has peaked out, it is still a strong typhoon. The forecast track is getting a little north...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon YAGI is now approaching to Ogasawara Islands. It will come to the closest from midnight to tomorrow morning, and Haha-jima has already entered into the area of 50-kt winds. The track of the t...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SHANSHAN has weakened significantly, but it made landfall again near Ishikari City, Hokkaido, around 6:00 JST, and the maximum wind of 15m/s is observed in Hokkaido. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon IOKE has forced people in Minami Torishima to evacuate, but according to the press release of Japan Meteorological Agency, they will restart the meteorological observation around October 1st....[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SONAMU disappeared as if it was absorbed into Typhoon WUKONG when distance to the center of Typhoon WUKONG was nearly 450km. In the end of its life, the shape was far from a typhoon, and this...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon WUKONG made landfall near Miyazaki City, Miyazaki Pref. around 1:00 AM JST on August 18, and went through the land to Japan Sea near Munakata City, Fukuoka Pref. around 05:00 AM JST on August...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon BOPHA has been slow in intensification and movement, and is now caught up by Typhoon SAOMAI. Hence this typhoon will be under the influence of Typhoon SAOMAI and be swung around it. Sakishima...[More..] | ||
| The death toll in China by Typhoon SAOMAI is still increasing to 436. According to Reuters, "China had declassified natural disaster death tolls as state secrets last year," which is just recently. C...[More..] | ||
| 2006-08-05 1200 UTC 2006-08-06 1200 UTC 2006-08-07 1200 UTC 2006-08-08 1200 UTC Typhoon MARIA passed by Boso Peninsula and is moving away eastward in the Pacific. The above figures show the typhoon t...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon PRAPIROON is moving across South China Sea and is going to make landfall soon at Guangdong Province, China. This year China is suffering from many landfalling typhoons, and this typhoon will ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KAEMI is moving in south of Sakishima Islands, and will move near the southern part of Taiwan, according to forecasts. This typhoon is then likely to make landfall at China, and the areas tha...[More..] | ||
| The damage of Typhoon BILIS has increased further to the death toll of 530. The reason of this increase when considerable time has passed since the strike of the typhoon may attribute to false report...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon EWINIAR is still a strong typhoon, and although its intensity has weakened in comparison to its peak, very strong winds and heavy rains are expected near the center. Islands in Okinawa prefec...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon JELAWAT was formed in South China Sea. This means that two consecutive typhoons are found in South China Sea, but, according to forecasts, this typhoon will not deepen significantly in compar...[More..] | ||
| The insufficient tsunami warning system became a serious issue after the unprecedented disasters by the Indian Ocean Tsunami in 2004. The damage could have been avoided if appropriate tsunami warning...[More..] | ||
| The number of typhoons in the year 2005 was 23, much smaller than the average number of 27. The number of typhoons making landfall on Japan was 3, which is nearly average (2.6). Generally speaking, t...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon BOLAVEN was born in east of Philippines. It is forecast to keep a slow motion toward Philippines. It may also intensify a little in the near future. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon TEMBIN was born in east of Philippines. Then it made landfall at Philippines, but its intensity is still weak. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KAI-TAK has already weakened, and is moving along the coast of central Vietnam almost making landfall. Areas such as Hue and Danang was severely affected by the typhoon, and it is reported th...[More..] | ||
| Looking at the typhoon best track of this season, typhoons tend to pass similar areas multiple times. For example, the area between Sakishima Islands, Okinawa and Taiwan has been repeatedly visited b...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon LONGWANG has traversed Taiwan to weaken, and later made landfall at Fujian Province, China. No large-scale damage by the typhoon has been reported at this moment. [More..] | ||
| The damage by Typhoon DAMREY at places in Asia is increasing as we receive latest information. The most damaged country seems to be Vietnam, where the number of people killed is more than 50, and the...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SAOLA has passed near Hachijo-jima just after 6:00 AM. The maximum gust of 52.7m/s was recorded at Hachijo-jima, the rainfall of 300mm+ was recorded at Mikura-jima, and the southern part of I...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon VICENTE was born in South China Sea. This typhoon is forecast to make landfall between the central and the northern Vietnam. Typhoons born around here are usually not going to be strong, but ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KHANUN made landfall at China, and later weakened to transform into an extratropical cyclone. The damage in China is large - 14 people were killed and nine people are still missing. In recent...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NABI is weakening and moving across Japan Sea. Hokkaido, in front of the direction of the typhoon, is heavily raining today, but it is expected that the strong winds of the typhoon will not b...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon TALIM has passed through Okinawa and Taiwan, and is going to make landfall in China. Luckily enough, the damage of the typhoon has not magnified in those areas. As expected, the high mountain...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon GUCHOL has passed 40 degree latitude, and still tenaciously live as a typhoon. This, however, is virtually lost from people's memory as they focus more on Typhoon MAWAR that might make landfa...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MAWAR grazed Izu Peninsula, passed Miura Peninsula, moved along Tokyo Bay, and finally made landfall near Chiba City. Then it went through Chiba Prefecture and Ibaraki Prefecture, and is now ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SANVU will soon make landfall near Shantou in Guangdong Province, China. For your information, the update of satellite images has been stopped due to the trouble (?) of the data provider. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MATSA made landfall near Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, China. The typhoon weakened before making lanfall, so it is not as strong as Typhoon 200413 any more, but people started evacuation in Zhe...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon WASHI was born in north of South China Sea. It will soon make landfall at Hainan Island, and move across the Gulf of Tongking to the northern Vietnam. It is forecast to keep its current inten...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon BANYAN just made landfall near Kamogawa City in Boso Peninsula, according to Japan Meteorological Agency. This seems to be just a barely landfall, but in any case, this typhoon became the fir...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NALGAE was born near Wake Island. The typhoon will not give direct impact on Japan. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAITANG spent a full day to move across Taiwan. Taiwan is a very steep island and its center is a row of mountains whose altitude are more than 4000 meters. It is a situation that obstacles o...[More..] | ||
| Kanto and Koshin Regions have officially entered into the "rainy season" or Tsuyu due to the northward movement of Typhoon NESAT. The typhoon itself has weakened significantly and thick clouds around...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SONCA is now passing in south of Chichi-jima, Ogasawara. It has already weakened, so its effect may be limited. It seems, however, that Ogasawara has entered into the typhoon season in as ear...[More..] | ||
| The time of death of Typhoon ROKE is March 18, 2005, 00:00 UTC, according to the interim report of Japan Meteorological Agency. In this database, however, it is displayed as March 17, 2005, 21:00 UTC...[More..] | ||
| Cyclone INGRID survives to the last moment. It has weakened to the central pressure of 968hPa (Category 3), but its cloud system is still well organized. The track so far has been relatively close to...[More..] | ||
| Southern hemisphere is now in the middle of the cyclone season. Cyclone MEENA is now deepening rapidly while passing across American Samoa, and if it keeps its southward direction, it will draw near ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KULAP is overwhelmed by the cold air flowing from Siberia through Japan to the Pacific Ocean, and pushed to move toward northeast. Cell clouds present to the north and northwest of the typhoo...[More..] | ||
| We updated the AMeDAS Statistics for 2004 data, so this is a good chance to reanalyze typhoons that approached Japan during 2004 by searching Typhoon Disaster Information Database. Here we compare he...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NORU was born in Mariana Islands. It is forecast to pass near Saipan and turn eastward. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon TALAS is a poor weak typhoon that might be almost died, but surprisingly it is surviving. Without attracting much attention, it broke the record of longest lifetime among typhoons whose minim...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NANMADOL broke the record as the 15th typhoon that approach near Okinawa this year, and died away after changing into an extratropical cyclone. After that, however, an extratropical cyclone t...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MERBOK disappeared just after it was born, but the damage in Philippines by this typhoon and the previous one, Typhoon MUIFA, was by no means small, as many as 61 people were killed, and more...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MUIFA gave a destructive impact on Vietnam. Floods and landslides by the typhoon killed about 40 people and 40 more people are still missing. There are also many villages in the mountains whi...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NOCK-TEN is moving along the east coast of Taiwan. It already passed its peak intensity, but still has very active clouds to bring heavy rainfall over Yonaguni-jima and Yaeyama. According to ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon TOKAGE looks as if it shattered into pieces over Chubu mountainous area, but the number of death and missing is still increasing, and the human damage reached a level next to that of Typhoon ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MA-ON has made landfall on Izu Peninsula, Shizuoka Prefecture, and passed through Kanto District to the Pacific Ocean. The maximum gust of 67.6m/s was recorded at Irozaki, Izu Peninsula, the ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MEARI became an extratropical cyclone just after it traversed across Tohoku Region. The amount of rainfall by this typhoon was far more than the initial estimate especially in Kii Peninsula a...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon HAIMA was born. It will move from Taiwan to the southeastern part of China, but it is not expected to intensify into a strong typhoon at this moment. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon SARIKA looks like just following the track of Typhoon SONGDA. This indicates that the atmospheric condition of this place has not changed significantly from a few days ago when Typhoon SONGDA...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon SONGDA brought about destructive strong winds. According to a temporary report issued by Japan Meteorological Agency, as many as five observation points in Hokkaido ranked in the list of 20 p...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon AERE moved so slow that Sakishima Islands stayed within the area of very strong winds for about two days. The affect of the typhoon is also severe in Taiwan all over the country. Economic act...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHABA made the second landfall around Tomakomai City in Hokkaido, and later downgraded into an extratropical cyclone yesterday. It seems that the typhoon dodged through that narrow Tsugaru Ka...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MEGI made landfall at Aomori Prefecture, and then became an extratropical cyclone off the east coast of Hokkaido. In Tohoku province, strong winds are especially destructive that lead to exte...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MALAKAS was born. It is expected that Japan will not see any effect of the typhoon. [More..] | ||
| The damage of Zhejiang Province by Typhoon RANANIM amounts to at least 164 killed, 24 missing and estimated damage at more than 18.1 billion yuan. This is the worst storm to give damage to mainland C...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MERANTI was born in the far east of Japan in the Pacific Ocean. This is the second (!) typhoon genesis today. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MALOU was born just in south of Japan Archipelago, which is in the northern side of 30 degree latitude. It is forecast to make landfall at Shikoku as soon as tonight. Although this is a tiny ...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon NAMTHEUN was downgraded to a tropical depression, but Shikoku is still suffering from heavy rainfall. Some points recorded more than 1200mm of rain, which is a torrential rain comparable to t...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KOMPASU was born in south of Okinawa. This typhoon is a relatively small typhoon at this moment, and it is not forecast to develop significantly. However, it will approach to Taiwan, where Ty...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon TINGTING is now approaching to Ogasawara Islands. According to AMeDAS data at Chichi-jima (Ogasawara), the barometric pressure is dropping down, and the wind speed is increasing. It seems tha...[More..] | ||
| Disaster information in Taiwan related to Typhoon MINDULLE is still being updated actively. The number of death and missing amounts to about 30, and it is said that the storm has brought southern Tai...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon DIANMU has passed through Shikoku and Kinki Region. Today extremely heavy rain and winds are observed especially in the east of the typhoon track. Here in Tokyo in the evening, an uncomfortab...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHANTHU was born in the west of Philippines in South China Sea. It is forecast to keep moving westward to Vietnam. [More..] | ||
| Today, a typhoon information aggregation site based on the trackback, "Eyes on the Typhoon" (eye.tc), was experimentally opened. Initial errors may still be found, but I especially wish to receive tr...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon OMAIS started to follow a strange track, and the forecast also indicates a zigzag track. Will the typhoon start "wandering around" as the name stands for? [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NIDA has passed near Hachijojima Island. From now on, it is moving away from Japan, but warnings are still being issued on heavy rain and high waves in some places. [More..] | ||
| The eye of Typhoon Sudal exceeds the giant size of about 100km in diameter, and the size has been kept up for a few days, but it looks weakened as the typhoon moves northward. The typhoon is forecast...[More..] | ||
| In Melanesia, Tropical Cyclone IVY is intensifying and just passing over Vanuatu to strike the capital of Port Vila. This cyclone is then predicted to move off New Caledonia and head south to New Zea...[More..] | ||
| Samoa has some damage due to high waves and gale force winds. This cyclone is forecast to move southeastward toward Tonga and Niue. [More..] | ||
| The number of typhoons in the year 2003 was 21, a smaller number than the average number of 27. In the following, significant typhoons of this year are reviewed. Typhoon 200310 (ETAU) The typhoon mov...[More..] | ||
| This is nearly the end of the typhoon season in the North Western Pacific basin, and we do not have the latest information to write about. We then turn our eyes into the South Indian Ocean, where a c...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon LUPIT has changed its track toward northeast. According to Japan Meteorological Agency and others, it is likely that the typhoon will not make landfall at Honshu, but Izu Islands will be affe...[More..] | ||
| It is reported that, in Vietnam, many people were killed by floods and landslides triggered by heavy rain recently. According to the forecasts, Typhoon Nepartak, which is still intensifying today, wi...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon MELOR is moving toward Sakishima Islands. The wind may not be very strong, but heavy rainfall is observed in some places. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon PARMA's track has drawn a gigantic loop over one week. We sometimes see a loop in a typhoon track due to Fujiwara effect or wandering movement, but the loop of this size is unprecedented. Thi...[More..] | ||
| The movement of Typhoon KETSANA is very slow at this time of year, but the forecast of Japan Meteorological Agency shows an unexpectedly northward track, and the typhoon may pass over Izu Islands, wh...[More..] | ||
| The maximum gust of 55.6m/s was recorded at Chichi Island in Ogasawara Archipelago. Typhoons with very strong winds successively passed around Japan recently, since Typhoon 200314 (MAEMI) and Typhoon...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon CHOI-WAN showed a steady development even after it came close to Honshu island. The maximum gust of 59.5 m/s was recorded at Hachijo island. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon MAEMI made landfall at the southern part of Korea. The scale of disasters is still not apparent, but one newspaper says that the death and the missing has reached 50 at this moment. The maxim...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon DUJUAN did not make landfall on Taiwan, but it killed a few people and brought floodings and landslides mainly in the Southern part of Taiwan. Afterwards, the typhoon moved straight toward Ho...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon KROVANH has passed Philippine. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon VAMCO was born. [More..] | ||
| We are preparing on this web site a new function for searching similar typhoons, but here we used an offline program to search for similar typhoons to Typhoon 200310 (with the best track dataset thro...[More..] | ||
| The typhoon made landfall in southern Taiwan, but it seems that the loss is limited. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon KONI was born. This is the formation of typhoons two days in a row, following the formation of the Typhoon IMBUDO yesterday. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon IMBUDO weakened to a tropical depression, but this typhoon brought some damage to regions such as Philippine, Hong Kong, and China, where the typhoon has passed. Reference: Google News [More..] | ||
| The typhoon has just passed over Iriomote Island, Okinawa. It seems that the typhoon got stronger today, so I hope they had little damage in the Iriomote area. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon NANGKA moved a little far away from Japan main islands. It didn't make a landfall in a row from the previous typhoon, and changed to the status of a extratropical cyclone. [More..] | ||
| Typhoon LINFA was said to make a landfall on May 30, 2000 GMT around Uwajima city in Shikoku Island, and then changed to a extratropical cyclone. Please refer to the information and advisory issued b...[More..] | ||
| Following the switchover from GMS-5 to GOES-9, we show two images from two satellites as below. Those two satellites have slightly different characterstic in terms of sensor resolution and bandwidth,...[More..] | ||
| The typhoon finally started moving from Taiwan area where the typhoon was wandering around for a few days, and today it reached the area near Japan where the sea surface temperature is still not so h...[More..] | ||
| The first typhoon of this year, Typhoon 200301 (YANYAN) was born at UTC 0600 on Jan 18, 2003. Having the first typhoon in January is not a rare event, as shown in Typhoon Statistics, because, even af...[More..] | ||
| It may not be a pleasant flight for people flying to Tikopia Island, a small isolated island in the middle of the South Pacific Ocean, just after the strike of the tropical cyclone Zoe, which was one...[More..] | ||
| Typhoon 200226 (PONGSONA) hit the GUAM island, and many buildings were destroyed or collapsed by the very strong wind. A tour to Guam Is. may be affected for a few months in the beginning of 2003. [More..] | ||
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