
6日午前、東日本太平洋側では前線と沖縄本島付近の台風24号の影響で雨が降った。前線は7日に北上し、関東甲信・東海を中心に東北・西日本太平洋側でも大雨となる見込み。気象庁は土砂災害や浸水、河川増水に警戒し、落雷や突風にも注意を呼びかけている。伊豆諸島・八丈島では6日午前6時35分までの1時間に84.0ミリの猛烈な雨が観測され、同日8時半までの6時間雨量は240.5ミリに達した。台風24号は8日に奄美地方東海上で熱帯低気圧に変わると予想される。7日午前6時までの24時間予想雨量は東海で300ミリ、関東甲信で250ミリ、近畿で200ミリ、四国・九州南部で150ミリなどと発表された。
AI-generated summary
前線と台風24号の影響により、東日本太平洋側を中心に雨が強まっている。特に伊豆諸島・八丈島では短時間に猛烈な雨が観測され、線状降水帯の発生予測も出されている。
東・西日本の太平洋側は6日午前、沖合に延びる前線や沖縄本島近くの台風24号の影響で雨が降る所があった。前線は7日に北上し、関東甲信と東海を中心として、東北や西日本の太平洋側でも大雨になる所がある見込み。気象庁は土砂災害や低地の浸水、河川の増水に警戒し、落雷や突風に注意するよう呼び掛けた。
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関東と東海には線状降水帯の予測情報が出された。伊豆諸島は7日明け方まで、愛知、三重両県は6日夜から7日朝まで、静岡県は6日夜から7日昼前まで、東京都(伊豆・小笠原諸島除く)と埼玉、千葉、神奈川各県は6日夜遅くから7日昼前まで発生する可能性がある。
伊豆諸島・八丈島では6日午前6時35分すぎまでの1時間に84.0ミリの猛烈な雨が降り、同8時半までの6時間雨量が240.5ミリに上った。
24号は8日には奄美地方の東海上で熱帯低気圧に変わる見込み。6日午前9時には、那覇市の東約190キロの海上を時速15キロで東北東へ進んだ。中心気圧は992ヘクトパスカル、最大風速18メートル、最大瞬間風速25メートル。西側650キロ以内と東側330キロ以内が風速15メートル以上の強風域。
7日午前6時までの24時間予想雨量は多い所で、東海300ミリ、関東甲信250ミリ、近畿200ミリ、四国と九州南部150ミリ。
その後、8日午前6時までの同雨量は、東北と東海200ミリ、関東甲信150ミリ、近畿120ミリ。9日午前6時までの同雨量は、東海200ミリ、四国150ミリ、近畿120ミリ。
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
関東甲信・東海を中心に大雨となる見込み
Likely · Within days
伊豆諸島・八丈島で線状降水帯が発生する可能性
Possible · Within days
台風24号が8日に奄美地方東海上で熱帯低気圧に変わる
Very likely · Within days

Due to the effects of Typhoon No. 24 (Kuroban) and the front, heavy rain is expected to occur from western Japan to the Pacific coast of the Tohoku region into the 7th. The Japan Meteorological Agency announced that a linear rain belt may form in the southern part of the Izu Islands and the risk of heavy rain disasters could rapidly increase, and Hachijo Town issued a record-breaking heavy rain warning for a short period of time. People are being urged to be careful about landslides, flooding, and rising and overflowing rivers.

Typhoon No. 24 and a tropical cyclone caused a linear rain band to form in Yakushima Town, Kagoshima Prefecture, resulting in record heavy rain of 490.5 mm. The Japan Meteorological Agency issued a special landslide warning (alert level 5) and called for evacuation. Heavy rain is expected to continue, mainly on the Pacific coast.

Heavy rain has been falling intermittently in the Reihoku region of Fukui Prefecture since the early hours of the 30th, and the Japan Meteorological Agency issued a special heavy rain warning (alert level 5) for Fukui City, Ono City, and Katsuyama City at 4:30 a.m., and the three cities issued an emergency safety order. Multiple rivers flooded, with one house flooded above the floor and four houses flooded below the floor in Ono City and Katsuyama City, and landslides occurred in Fukui City. The 24-hour rainfall was the highest in statistical history. Prefectural police received 25 reports of vehicles getting stuck and roads flooding.

The Japan Meteorological Agency issued a Level 5 heavy rain special warning for Fukui City, Ono City, and Katsuyama City in Fukui Prefecture at 4:30 a.m. on the 30th, and the warning was upgraded to Level 4 at 11:40 a.m. An hourly rainfall of 64.0 millimeters was recorded, the highest in recorded history, causing river flooding and flooding above and below floors, and an emergency safety order was issued for more than 300,000 people.

Heavy rain fell intermittently in the Reihoku region of Fukui Prefecture on the 30th due to the influence of a front, and the Japan Meteorological Agency issued a heavy rain special warning (alert level 5) for Fukui City, Ono City, and Katsuyama City. The 24-hour rainfall was 300.0 mm in Katsuyama City and 233.0 mm in Ono City, the highest in statistical history. Strict vigilance is being called for against landslides and river flooding.

Heavy rain fell intermittently in the Reihoku region of Fukui Prefecture on the 30th due to the influence of a front, and the Japan Meteorological Agency issued a level 5 heavy rain special warning for Fukui City, Ono City, and Katsuyama City at 4:30 a.m. Three cities have issued emergency safety measures, and Katsuyama and Ono cities recorded the highest amount of rainfall in a 24-hour period in statistical history. The Japan Meteorological Agency and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism have called for strict vigilance against landslides and river flooding.