The first super typhoon of 2014: Super typhoon Neoguri flipped on the sea

The situation of climate change in the Pacific Ocean in 2014 is being realized by the appearance of the super typhoon Neoguri, which is expected to land in Japan.

According to the Philippines news agency Inquirer, today (July 7), super typhoon Neoguri is hitting the island of Okinawa, southern Japan with intense winds and torrential rain.

Image super typhoon Neoguri

According to the Japan National Meteorological Agency, the storm has a speed of up to 270km / h and is expected to crash into the chain of Okinawa islands on the early morning of July 8 and land in Japan on July 9.

By the morning of July 8, the location of the storm was only 300 kilometers north of Okinawa. Local officials warn that people may be evacuated on the islands.

Japan's National Meteorological Agency warns people in the home to ensure safety and readiness to evacuate as needed because the storm may have extremely strong winds and create high waves, causing heavy rain.

The path of super typhoon Neoguri

The agency warned: 'Storm will arrive in Okinawa on the morning of July 8, creating strong winds and large waves in some areas. Please be ready to evacuate before it starts to rain heavily. '

Meanwhile, due to the strong influence of the southwest monsoon, the South China Sea region (including the Spratly waters), the sea area from Binh Thuan to Ca Mau has strong level 5 winds, sometimes 6, shock level 7, rough sea.

Satellite cloud images of the Center for Economic Planning and Investment can clearly see the movement of super typhoon Neoguri

The South China Sea region (including the Spratlys waters), the waters of Ca Mau - Kien Giang and the Gulf of Thailand have showers and scattered thunderstorms. In a thunderstorm, be aware of tornadoes and wind.