Miho Oda, a meteorologist with the Japan Weather Association, said,” I’m always watching the action of winds, but the approach this one is acting is extremely uncommon.”
Even though summer storms move in a very complex manner, this one is still very strange. The fact that it’s going back the way it came is really out of the ordinary.
The presence of high-pressure systems has largely influenced Khanun’s movements, with the surprise second moving north along the edge of one powerful system that covered the majority of Japan and sizzled at nearly report temperatures.
She continued,” The wind stalled until it finally started turning east around noon on Friday, despite the fact that this weakened significantly due to different systems blocking movements to the east and the north.”
As Khanun moves northward toward Japan, where cooler seawaters tend to sabotage storms, it is predicted that it will strengthen significantly.
Oda noted that while Okinawa’s water temperatures are generally standard, they are 1 to 5 degrees Celsius higher than average around the four major islands of Japan.
Yoshihiro Tachibana, a professor at Mie University who called Khanun” irregular,” claimed that the storm’s strength and slowness were caused by changes in western winds and warm waters.
He told TV Asahi,” A basic explanation is that the temperature of water is great, and one reason for that is worldwide heat.”
However, each wind is distinct, and it’s difficult to predict how strange Kanun may be, according to a Japan Meteorological Agency official.
He continued, declining to be named in accordance with company plan,” I don’t think we can attribute whatever to climate change, even though the water temperature is 1 to 2 levels above normal.”
Land instructions were lifted on Friday in northeastern Taiwan, and on Thursday, typhoon-related businesses and schools were reopened. More than 200 trees and road signs were felled in Taipei, the nation’s capital, but no significant harm was reported.
However, authorities in central and southern Taiwan, where close to a third time of rain has been recorded, were on high alert for more heavy rainfall to get dumped over the weekend in the midst of the storms. & nbsp,