【ダブル台風】複数の台風が接近→進路が複雑化「藤原の効果」とは？『弱まった台風がもう一方に取り込まれる』『同方向に進む』など6タイプに分類【前田智宏気象予報士が解説】（2026年6月25日）

00:00 The Future Path of the "Double Typhoon" 01:13 Do Multiple Typhoons Make Paths More Complex? 02:31 Six Patterns of the "Fujiwara Effect" 06:07 At What Distance Does This Phenomenon Occur? 07:34 Detailed Path of Typhoon No. 7 08:00 Which Areas Have Early Warning Information Been Issued? 09:45 Weekly Forecast for the Kinki Region Typhoons No. 7 and No. 8, a "double typhoon," are approaching the Japanese archipelago. They are expected to be closest to the Kinki region on Saturday, the 27th. The "Fujiwara Effect" is a cause for concern here. This phenomenon, where unexpected changes occur in the paths and movements of two or more typhoons approaching, is said to have six patterns: "approaching type," "directing type," "following type," "waiting type," "coexisting type," and "separating type." What exactly is the "Fujiwara Effect"? What will happen to the movement of this double typhoon? Weather forecaster Tomohiro Maeda provides commentary. ▼MBS NEWS DIG https://newsdig.tbs.co.jp/list/mbs ▼Daily delivery of the latest news and features. Please subscribe to our channel! https://www.youtube.com/c/MBSnewsCH?s... #MBSnews #MainichiBroadcasting #Typhoon7 #Typhoon8 #DoubleTyphoon #FujiwaraEffect #TomohiroMaedaWeatherForecaster