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Typhoon 26 and autumn rain front in Japan

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Japan is facing weather disruptions caused by the interaction between Typhoon 26 (also known as Surigae) and a stalling autumn rain front. Initially, forecasts indicated that Typhoon 26 would approach Okinawa with high intensity, while a stationary rain front threatened Honshu, Kyushu, and Tohoku with widespread rain and landslide risks. As of September 27, the typhoon progressed, it moved north-northeast toward the Okinawa and Amami regions. Reports indicated the was located approximately 130 km south of Naha, moving northeast at 15 km/h. The storm maintained a has intensified, with central pressure of 975 hPa with maximum dropping to between 960 and 965 hPa. Maximum wind speeds of 35 m/s and are expected to reach 45 m/s, with gusts up to 50 60 m/s. Wave warnings were Authorities have issued warnings for several areas in high waves, strong winds, lightning, and potential landslides. In Okinawa, including Naha local events such as the Kushi Ekiden Tournament and Nago. The the Chatan Town Athletics Tournament have been canceled. While the typhoon's movement was expected path remains uncertain, it is projected to activate move south of Honshu later in the seasonal rain front, potentially bringing week. This movement may bring heavy rain to Kyushu and increased precipitation and high waves rough weather to the Kinki, Tokai, Izu Islands and Kanto regions through early October. mainland Japan by the middle of next week. Residents in Chiba and Kanagawa prefectures have been specifically cautioned regarding landslide risks due to previously saturated ground.

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  1. 2026-09-27 09:51 UTC Typhoon 26 and autumn rain front in Japan
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