2013年10月16日 朝7时のニュース nhk新闻稿（In the morning of October 16, no new 闻稿 NHK news 7）.docVIP

2013年10月16日 朝7时のニュース nhk新闻稿（In the morning of October 16, no new 闻稿 NHK news 7） North area involving large storm, strong typhoon No. 26 in the southern Kanto and Tohoku, coast of Kanto is pretty close. Record heavy rainfall in the Izu Oshima, Japan Meteorological Agency has issued warnings for heavy rain and severe storm. Now here from the Tokyo Shinjuku Station in the report Ryosuke Tanimoto. .... According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, a large and powerful typhoon No. 8 a.m., in choshi City, Chiba Prefecture of Japan to 40 kilometers east-southeast of 65 km per hour, and accelerates the speed is advanced to the northeast. Central pressure of the HPA 955, maximum wind speed near the center of the 35 meters, the maximum instantaneous wind speed is 50 meters east, centre and within less than 280 kilometers 330 kilometers west of the storm wind blowing over 25 meters. At present, the Kanto, Shizuoka Prefecture, it is in the southern part of the Tohoku region in the storm. At this time, in the Kanto region of the typhoon is approaching. With the approach of the typhoon, at half-past three in the morning was observed at the maximum instantaneous wind speed 44.7 meters, Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture at 6: 30, Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture 37 M 6: 30 days 36.7 Ichinomiya City m at 6: 00 on the base 32 observation maximum instantaneous wind speed. In the Izu Islands, which developed into the morning rain clouds in the Izu Oshima 4 a.m. until an hour ago, 75 years ago to observation of millimeter 122.5 maximum out when it began to rain. 15th morning down from the beginning of the year, 24 hours rainfall exceeds 800 mm, October, more than double the monthly statistics, most from the beginning. Local people.). Chiba Prefecture, Kanagawa Prefecture, Ibaraki Prefecture, Tokyo 23 district and the Izu Islands, Fukushima Prefecture and Miyagi Prefecture, a very high risk of disaster area. In addition, Chiba and Kanagawa Prefecture, Ibaraki Prefecture, the river in flood