"Unprecedented Heat": First-Ever "Extreme Heat Day" Predicted; Typhoon Expected Next Week - Kumamoto Local Meteorological Observatory
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The next nights will remain hot in the nest – and this will take revenge in the day with sluggishness, mistakes, less power. A weather column of Dominik Jung.
July 31, 2026 (Friday) Vol. 139 Typhoon Track Map *Weather Map July 31 (Friday) Pay attention to the movement of Typhoon No. 13. As of 3pm on July 31 (Friday), the extremely powerful Typhoon No. 13 is located far southeast of Japan (near Wake Island) and is moving northwest at a speed of 15 kilometers per hour, accompanied by a storm area.
A catastrophic climate phenomenon called Dolphin is moving through the Pacific, setting off a red alert for Japan over the next few days. According to data released by the Japan Meteorological Agency (AMJ) on July 31, 2026, the storm carries destructive power capable of striking several provinces in the Asian country in the near future. Monitoring details the movement of […]
The Kumamoto Local Meteorological Observatory warned on the 31st that temperatures will rise even further from tomorrow onwards, and that dangerously hot weather will continue, urging those affected by the Kumamoto earthquake to take extra precautions against heatstroke. They stated that there is a risk of unprecedented heat, with a maximum temperature of 39 degrees Celsius on August 2nd and 40 degrees Celsius on August 3rd. (Image caption: Kum…
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