Verwachting is dat Jongdari vandaag aan land komt

Typhoon "Jongdari" made landfall near Ise in Mie Prefecture around 01:00 JST on Sunday morning, July 29, 2018 (16:00 UTC, July 28), with maximum sustained winds of 90 km/h (56 mph) and gusts to 126 km/h (78 mph). Jongdari continued traveling across western Japan, cutting off power to some 150 000 homes, leaving at least 24 people injured and causing extreme heat in the Hokuriku region. The storm is expected to make a loop just south of Kyushu through Tuesday night (local time) and head toward Shanghai, China. Downpours will continue over southern parts of Kyushu and Shikoku.

Airlines canceled many flights to and from the affected regions Sunday for the second day in a row, and train service was delayed or suspended, the Associated Press reported.

At least 15 vehicles, including an ambulance and a police car, were stuck on a water-covered road near the ocean due to high waves in Odawara City near Tokyo. They were eventually caught up in high water, prompting rescue operations. One man that was reported to be missing has since been found safe.

Radar data showed there was rainfall of more than 120 mm (4.7 inches) per hour in Sakurai, Nara Prefecture, in western Japan, Kyodo News reported.

While Jongdari brought intense rainfall across wide areas, helping people affected by an extreme heatwave, it also led to temperatures rising close to 40 °C (104 °F) in Hokuriku in a phenomenon known as a Foehn wind or moist air that becomes warm and dry after passing over high mountains.
This typhoon had an unusual westbound trajectory, passing directly over regions devastated by recent extreme rainfall and the worst flooding in decades. Luckily, this time many of the residents listened to local authorities who advised residents to evacuate early as a precaution. No injuries or damage were immediately reported.

Temperatures are expected to rise again after the typhoon, bringing back the risk of heatstroke and heat exhaustion.
After looping just south of Kyushu, Jongdari might move away from Japan and head toward eastern China re-strengthening. 

Landfall close to Shanghai is expected on August 2 (UTC).
Bron: https://watchers.news 
 

veel schade in #Japan na doortocht #Jongdari https://t.co/wUtWbNl7HQ

— Christophe Andrades (@ChrisAndrades) 29 juli 2018

#Typhoon #Jongdari is drifting over Japan from the east to the west, making it the first tropical system to move westerly since record keeping began in 1951. pic.twitter.com/EpydKvPXZ6

— 森さやか (@sayakasofiamori) 29 juli 2018

Track the path of #Typhoon #Jongdari with @windyforecast at https://t.co/9ITMyPL6mi pic.twitter.com/WDEfLDobTw

— Windy (@windyforecast) 29 juli 2018

After landfalling in heat and flood-weary Japan last weekend, #Tropical Storm #Jongdari will head toward Shanghai, China, late this week, the latest chapter in a weird path history. https://t.co/8a2wHnAdRm pic.twitter.com/4M91WBt9Fk

— The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) 31 juli 2018

Tropical Depression Jongdari was tracked at position 29.3,126.7 with 35mph N winds #Jongdari #hurricane https://t.co/qXs3ImPQeU pic.twitter.com/FWJCrc7TFr

— My Hurricane Tracker (@HurricaneiOS) 2 augustus 2018

#Tropical #Jongdari image 02/0430UTC with 02/0001UTC model tracks and GEFS ensemble. HWRF 01/1800UTC tracks wind and rain swath with 02/0300UTC track cone. pic.twitter.com/Pb2vBYyZxh

— Mike Trigger (@T2mike) 2 augustus 2018