![[Explanation by weather forecaster]Typhoon No. 2 approaches Okinawa Heavy rain in western and eastern Japan | NHK](https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20230601/K10014085801_2306011953_0601200438_01_03.jpg "[Explanation by weather forecaster]Typhoon No. 2 approaches Okinawa Heavy rain in western and eastern Japan | NHK")
A big storm No. 2 is anticipated to strategy the primary island of Okinawa over the following two days, so vigilance is required for storms and excessive waves.
Due to the moist air across the storm, the seasonal rain entrance will turn into extra energetic, so there’s a threat of heavy rain over a large space of western Japan and japanese Japan over the third. There is a risk {that a} “belt” will happen and the chance of catastrophe will improve quickly.
This is a commentary by Haruyama Monnon Meteorologist about the way it will rain sooner or later and what to be careful for.
(Broadcast on “News 7” on June 1)
[Video: 1 minute 35 seconds]
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