Strong thoughts to our friends in South Korea and Japan .
After the rainy season comes the typhoon season.
Typhoon Haishen, the 10th typhoon of the season, is expected to arrive in South Korea early next week and the country is on high alert following the series of typhoons that have suspended plane flights and caused damage materials in recent weeks.
Haishen became a “super typhoon”, approaching the maximum category 5/5.(in Japan)
It will hit South Korea on Monday morning, possibly still in category 2 to 3/5 at the time of impact, with a strong surge and gusts of wind then approaching 200 km / h. Based on current forecasts, the Busan area would be directly impacted, with major risks of flooding and submersion due to a low coastline.
The Korea Meteorological Agency (KMA) said Jeju Island could be under the influence of the typhoon from Sunday evening.
The typhoon is expected to be as close as possible to Seoul by 9 p.m., some 80 km from the capital.
The agency said, however, that Haishen’s exact route might change after his time in Japan.
You never get used to this kind of things.
You have our wholehearted support.
Bon Courage
God bless you.
UPDATE
This image of Seoul, is the one from 5th sept 2020 at 3 a.m. when we wrote this News
Live Camera 7/9/2020 – SEOUL IN THIS MOMENT
KOREANOW CANAL
KOREA NOW – THYPHON 9/7