【台風9号 2026】沖縄は雨のピーク越えるも高波・強風は続く 北海道は週後半に大雨のおそれ（7月12日6時配信）

Typhoon Babi (Typhoon No. 9), a large and powerful storm, is currently located in central China and moving northwest. It is expected to make landfall in or around central China and weaken. Afterward, it is forecast to change course to the northeast, transforming into an extratropical cyclone and moving through the Yellow Sea, the northern Korean Peninsula, and the Maritime Province before reaching the Sea of ​​Japan. Due to its wide area of ​​strong winds, the Sakishima Islands are expected to experience strong winds exceeding 20 m/s with gusts of wind until this morning. In Okinawa, the wind is expected to gradually weaken as the typhoon moves away, but strong winds will persist for some time, so please be cautious. Even after the typhoon's center has moved away, active rain clouds spreading to the south may cause localized heavy rainfall in some areas of the Sakishima Islands until dawn. There is a risk of landslides, so please stay away from steep slopes and other dangerous areas for some time even after the rain subsides. Furthermore, even after the typhoon has moved away, the waves at sea will remain high. The sea remains dangerous, so please refrain from marine leisure activities. Latest Typhoon Information & Breaking News https://weathernews.jp/onebox/typhoon/ You can check the current typhoon's location and predicted path. 📱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