*This is the video of river levels rising in Asuwa River in Fukui City with Typhoon Noru.
The typhoon season has arrived in Japan.
According to the Japan Meteorological Agency,summer is the typhoon season in japan,
especially August is the month with the most typhoons.
The information below is the average number of typhoons
which occurred in Japan from 1981 to 2010.
January0.3 February0.1 March0.3 April0.6 May1.1 June1.7
July3.6 August5.9 September4.8 October3.6 November2.3 December1.2
Yearly25.6
*Reference from Japan Meteorological Agency’s website
Typhoon Noru as seen from the International Space Station on August 1, 2017.
Randy Bresnik/NASA/Twitter
Typhoon Noru as seen from the International Space Station on August 1, 2017.
Sergey Ryazansky/Roscosmos/Twitter
Speaking of having the most typhoons in August in Japan, Typhoon Noru,
the fifth storm of the season has struck Japan and
it is the biggest typhoon Japan has seen since 1998.
It occurred on July 21st, 2017 around Minami-torishima island
which is located about 1,860 kilometers southeast of Tokyo and
it is slowly moving through the main island of Japan and
heading toward northern Japan.
The photographs above are the photographs of Typhoon Noru.
It is so big that it is visible from space.
The Asuwa river which flows through Fukui City has risen.
In Japan, next one or two days,
we expect heavy rain and strong wind so please take care.
It’s the best idea to stay indoors out of the danger’s way.
T.F
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