Weather warnings by the Japan Meteorological Agency as of 17:39 JST on Oct 11
The typhoon is not expected in Tokyo until Saturday
More information at jma.go.jp/en/warn/index.…
The Japan Meteorological Agency warns that that Hagibis could bring record-breaking rain like that brought by a typhoon in 1958
That one left 1269 people dead or missing…
mainichi.jp/english/articl…
Trains and flights scheduled to be suspended
mainichi.jp/english/articl…
A few suggestions for preparing for the typhoon by @themainichi
mainichi.jp/english/articl…
As usual, be sure to follow #Tokyo based storm chaser James Reynolds at @EarthUncutTV to see what the typhoon is up to
He is covering Hagibis from the Izu Peninsula
Photos of Japan preparing for Hagibis, by @themainichi
mainichi.jp/english/graphs…
The Japanese government is urging foreign visitors to download an app called "Safety Tips"
apps.apple.com/jp/app/safety-…
The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) has a special Twitter account to inform foreign visitors about natural disasters: @JapanSafeTravel
What makes Hagibis so dangerous?
@NHKWORLD_News explains:
www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/ne…
Airlines in Japan will cancel more than 1,600 domestic flights on Saturday due to Hagibis, reports NHK
Some 240 international flights have already been cancelled, too
www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/ne…
Hagibis is whipping up some mighty waves
Footage by @EarthUncutTV
Summary on typhoon Hagibis by @japantimes
japantimes.co.jp/news/2019/10/1…
@japantimes has a live blog for typhoon Hagibis:
disaster.japantimes.co.jp
More information about train lines in Tokyo shutting down on Saturday
Not mentioned here is that many Tokyo subway lines stop running, too
After 3 pm, it looks like, there is almost no train running in Tokyo tomorrow
asahi.com/ajw/articles/A…
LEVEL 4
Evacuation advisory for #Tokyo's #Shinagawa and #Minato wards, reports @tokyo_suibo
Evacuate to the nearest shelter
If impossible, go to the highest possible place such as the 2nd floor of your home
LEVEL 4
Do you live in #Narita?
Check if you live in a landslide disaster caution area (土砂災害警戒区域)
The city has issued an Evacuation Level 4 advisory for these areas
Evacuate to the nearest shelter
#Tokyo's site with disaster prevention information
Machine translated, so rather difficult to understand if you can't read Japanese
bousai.metro.tokyo.lg.jp
The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued warnings for most of Japan
Click on the map on this site for detailed information: jma.go.jp/en/warn/
And check with your local authorities
Evacuations are issued locally!
Real-time flood risk map of the Japan Meteorological Agency
See the latest info at jma.go.jp/en/suigaimesh/…
Real-time landslide risk map of the Japan Meteorological Agency
See the latest info at jma.go.jp/en/doshamesh/
LEVEL 4
#Tokyo's #Machida (@machidatokyo) has issued evacuation advisories for areas near rivers and in areas with danger of landslides
Evacuate to the nearest shelter
LEVEL 4
#Tokyo's #Kawasaki City has issued evacuation advisories for specific areas in Sachi, Nakahara, Takatsu, Miyamae, Tama and Asao wards
A siren will sound around the target area
LEVEL 4
#Kanagawa's #Hiratsuka City has issued evacuation advisories for areas near the mouth of the Sagami and Kanegawa rivers, and the south side of National Highway 134
Evacuate to the nearest shelter
#Tokyo's Meguro River is usually a tiny little stream way down in its concrete encasement
Not today
Lots of videos of the river on Twitter:
tinyurl.com/yxttt5qf
The latest on Hagibis by the Japan Meteorological Agency (@JMA_kishou)
Hagibis is expected to land at the #Izu Peninsula and go straight over #Yokohama and #Tokyo, the world's most populous metropolitan area
Access at jma.go.jp/en/typh/191924…
Over 4.6 million people in 11 prefectures have been advised to evacuate, Yomiuri reports
yomiuri.co.jp/national/20191…
LEVEL 4
I just received a level 4 evacuation advisory on my phone for areas along the Tamagawa River in @city_setagaya
Evacuate to the nearest shelter
If impossible, go to the highest possible place such as the 2nd floor of your home
Very important observation by @Tokyo_Tom
Make sure that you are in a high and safe place!
#Tokyo based storm chaser James Reynolds (@EarthUncutTV) is at the #Izu Peninsula
Right where Hagibis is expected to make landfall in several hours
Looks pretty fierce already
Real-time #landslide risk map of the Japan Meteorological Agency
See the latest info at jma.go.jp/en/doshamesh/
Real-time #flood risk map of the Japan Meteorological Agency
Notice that black is an actual flood now occurring!
See the latest info at jma.go.jp/en/suigaimesh/…
WARNING
Because of high water levels, the Shiroyama Dam in Sagamihara City will perform an emergency discharge at 10 pm
There is risk of large-scale flooding along the Sagami River
If you live along the river, evacuate
www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/2019…
Three other dams may also perform emergency discharges
Flooding may occur along rivers in #Kanagawa and #Tochigi prefectures
Incidentally, this is the first time for the #Shiroyama Dam to do this. It was completed in 1965!
www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/2019…
A brief summary by @themainichi of the known damage so far
mainichi.jp/english/articl…
(Japanese ) list of rivers that have flooded, or are at danger of flooding
typhoon.yahoo.co.jp/weather/river/
The typhoon may passed by where you live, but remain vigilant
Emergency Weather Warnings are still in effect for 10 prefectures, including #Tokyo
Rain that fell in the mountains may take a while to reach the plains where they can cause floods
More dramatic footage by #Tokyo base storm chaser James Reynolds (@EarthUncutTV)
What we know so far
• 430,000 households without electricity
• At least 13 rivers have flooded
• Unknown number of landslides
• 2 dead, 9 missing, 79 wounded (NHK)
I just did my last radio report today for Dutch national broadcaster @NOS
I am very tired, it is 1:15 am, and it is time to hit the sheets
Thank you very much for following my updates on #typhoon #Hagibis today!