Typhoon No. 31 of this year, “Fireworks,” weakened from super typhoon level to strong typhoon level this morning. At 5 a.m., its center is located on the ocean surface of the northwest Pacific Ocean about 1,480 km south-east of Tokyo, Japan, that is, 22.9 degrees north latitude and 144.1 degrees east longitude. The maximum wind force near the center has 15 levels. The minimum central air pressure is 945 hundred Pa. The radius of the Class 7 wind ring is 250-380 km, and the radius of the Class 12 wind circle is 70 km. It is expected that the “fireworks” will rotate less in place today. Starting on the 2nd, they will move in a north-west direction, and after the 3rd, they will move in a northerly direction, gradually moving towards the southeast of Japan, and the intensity will slowly decrease. Future “fireworks” will have no impact on our waters.

Typhoon No. 31 of this year, “Fireworks,” weakened from super typhoon level to strong typhoon level this morning. At 5 a.m., its center is located on the ocean surface of the northwest Pacific Ocean about 1,480 km south-east of Tokyo, Japan, that is, 22.9 degrees north latitude and 144.1 degrees east longitude. The maximum wind force near the center has 15 levels. The minimum central air pressure is 945 hundred Pa. The radius of the Class 7 wind ring is 250-380 km, and the radius of the Class 12 wind circle is 70 km. It is expected that the “fireworks” will rotate less in place today. Starting on the 2nd, they will move in a north-west direction, and after the 3rd, they will move in a northerly direction, gradually moving towards the southeast of Japan, and the intensity will slowly decrease. Future “fireworks” will have no impact on our waters.