Typhoons 28 and 29 Forecast to Turn North Around Weekend
Two typhoons are moving across the Pacific east and southeast of Japan, with both expected to change course around the weekend and remain well away from the main Japanese islands, though high waves and stronger winds could affect some areas. Typhoon No. 28, a strong storm, was moving west near Wake Island at about 45 kilometers per hour as of 3 a.m. on October 7, according to the Japan…
Two typhoons, No. 28 and No. 29, are forecast to change course around the weekend and remain well away from Japan's main islands, though coastal areas could experience higher waves and stronger winds. Typhoon No. 28, a strong storm located west of Wake Island, is expected to turn northeast around October 10, while Typhoon No. 29, located near the Marshall Islands, is forecast to strengthen and move northeast after reaching waters east of the Ogasawara Islands.
Residents and maritime operators are advised to monitor the latest typhoon information and updated track forecasts.
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