
台風24号や前線の影響で、7日にかけて西日本から東北の太平洋側を中心に大雨が予想されている。気象庁は土砂災害や浸水への警戒を呼びかけており、交通機関への影響も懸念されている。
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台風24号や前線の影響により、日本国内の広範囲で大雨が予想されている。
台風24号(クロバン)や前線の影響で、7日にかけて西日本から東北地方の太平洋側を中心に大雨が予想されている。気象庁は、大雨による土砂災害や浸水、河川の増水や氾濫(はんらん)への注意を呼びかけている。
台風24号は6日午後3時45分現在、南大東島の西約100キロにあり、時速15キロで東北東へ進んでいる。中心の気圧は992ヘクトパスカル、最大瞬間風速は25メートル。
気象庁によると、台風の進路や前線の動向によっては、10日ごろにかけて各地で大雨が続く可能性がある。
気象庁は6日午後4時までに、岩手、宮城、福島、栃木、茨城、群馬、東京、埼玉、千葉、神奈川、静岡、愛知、三重の各都県で6日夜から7日昼にかけて線状降水帯が発生し、大雨災害発生の危険度が急激に高まる可能性があると発表した。
JR東日本は大雨の影響で、首都圏の在来線に6日夜から7日にかけ、運休や遅れが発生する可能性があるとしている。
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首都圏の在来線に運休や遅れが発生する可能性
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One year after the launch of "emergency gun hunting" to deal with bears and wild boars appearing in urban areas, a total of 81 cases have been carried out across 14 prefectures. While effective for rapid capture, challenges such as the time required to ensure safety, as well as a lack of know-how and personnel, have come to light.

Due to the effects of Typhoon No. 24 and the front, record heavy rain occurred in Miyazaki Prefecture. Evacuation orders have been issued in Miyazaki City, Aya Town, and other areas, and transportation networks have been greatly affected, with schools closed and JR and expressways suspended and closed. The weather observatory continues to urge caution.

A research team from Hokkaido University and the Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute conducted a simulation analysis using Japan Meteorological Agency climate forecast data and found that if the global average temperature were to rise 4 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels due to global warming, the number of ski resorts in Japan that can operate reliably with only natural snow would decrease to seven. It is estimated that 53 ski resorts will be able to open at full capacity if the temperature rises to 2 degrees Celsius, and researchers say that a temperature rise of 4 degrees Celsius would have a devastating impact on the ski industry.

Record-breaking heavy rains in August flooded rice fields in both Ishikawa and Toyama prefectures, damaging rice just before harvest. Approximately 410 hectares of farmland has been flooded around Ochigata on the Noto Peninsula, and farmers are complaining of anxiety.

The Chiba heavy rains that began on the evening of August 13th produced a linear precipitation band, and the Chuo Ward of Chiba City recorded the heaviest rainfall in recorded history at 115 mm in one hour and 367 mm in 24 hours. A front was formed when a layer of cold air in the inland Kanto region collided with warm and humid air from the east, and the Japan Meteorological Agency analyzed that an increase in water vapor due to global warming was behind this. It was also revealed that the supercomputer prediction model was unable to detect the occurrence of the band.

Fukui Prefecture announced that 165 homes were flooded due to record heavy rains at the end of August. Flooding above and below floors has been confirmed in six municipalities, including Fukui City, and work has begun to set up temporary storage sites and collect disaster waste in the affected areas. Damage was also reported at 112 companies, mainly in the manufacturing industry.