Japan: Typhoon Jongdari Develops Off Okinawa, Brings Windy Conditions

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Japan: Typhoon Jongdari Develops Off Okinawa, Brings Windy Conditions

Typhoon Jongdari developed about 70km south of Miyako island, Okinawa Prefecture early Monday, August 19. Due to the typhoon, Okinawa islands saw strong winds on Monday. It is expected to move northward and continue over the East China Sea through Tuesday.

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  • NOTE: Looped video Video Location: Ihara, Itoman City, 2024 at about 10:40h, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan Video Recording Date/Time: August 19

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