But please keep praying. The typhoon is changing its course away from Okinawa and heading up North, it will become a category 4 (5 is the highest) but it will loose steam as it heads up to Mainland Japan. We should get some rain, but hopefully not the high winds. The weather is beautiful today, and it should be like this tomorrow.
Friday, July 15, 2011
Thank You for Your Prayers
But please keep praying. The typhoon is changing its course away from Okinawa and heading up North, it will become a category 4 (5 is the highest) but it will loose steam as it heads up to Mainland Japan. We should get some rain, but hopefully not the high winds. The weather is beautiful today, and it should be like this tomorrow.
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So u are happy because the typhoon has changed its course towards Mainland Japan?
Blessed, because if it hits Okinawa it will be a category 4, but by the time it hits the mainland it will be a category 3 or 2. The closer a typhoon gets to large land mass it looses it's strength and turns back to a tropical storm.
Ok. I understand now.
Typhoons tend to pick up a lot of steam and are at their strongest when they hit Taiwan/Okinawa latitude. Then they weaken as they head north. But will this one be "welcoming" me to Kobe??? Hope not!
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