【台風9号 2026】沖縄・先島で午後から暴風雨ピークへ　外出危険レベルの暴風雨に厳重警戒を（7月10日6時更新）

Typhoon No. 9 (Barbie), a large and extremely powerful typhoon, is located south of Okinawa and is moving north-northwest. It is expected to maintain its "extremely powerful" intensity as it continues northwest, directly hitting the Sakishima Islands of Okinawa from tonight through Saturday, the 11th. Winds will gradually strengthen in the Sakishima Islands, and there is a risk of gale-force winds from Friday night, the 10th, to Saturday morning, the 11th, when the typhoon is closest. Furthermore, total rainfall is expected to be between 200mm and 300mm by Saturday night, the 11th, and may exceed that in some areas. The storm may cause significant damage to essential infrastructure, such as power outages and building damage. Please take precautions early and prioritize your safety during the severe weather. Due to the large size of the typhoon, even Okinawa Island and the Amami Islands, far from the center, need to take precautions against strong winds, high waves, and storm surges. High waves and swells are expected along the Pacific coast from Kyushu to Kanto, as well as along the East China Sea coast, so please be careful. Latest Typhoon Information & Breaking News https://weathernews.jp/onebox/typhoon/ You can check the current location and predicted path of typhoons. 📱No.1 Weather App "Weather News" https://weathernews.jp/s/download/wea... "Weather News" is a weather app operated by one of the world's largest weather specialist companies. Utilizing AI technology, Japan's largest observation network, and weather reports from users nationwide, it has achieved the No.1 forecast accuracy. 📺️ TV Schedule - 24-Hour Live Broadcast https://weathernews.jp/wnl/timetable.... Weather News Casters Airi Yamagishi, Ayaka Matsuyuki, Nana Takayama, Yui Komaki, Mizuki Tokita, Riina Kobayashi, Mayu Uozumi, Chika Ogawa, Momoka Aohara, Yuko Lisa Okamoto, Manaha Tanabe, Mao Matsumoto, Yukari Shirai, Sayane Egawa, Rei Kawabata, Takafumi Fukuyoshi Weather Commentators (Meteorologists) Takeo Yamaguchi, Tatsuya Unozawa, Kunihiro Naito, Tatsuya Honda, Eiichi Iijima, Tatsuro Yoshino, Tetsuo Ariga