Control of some passenger ships… Flights are operating normally
On the 30th, heavy rain fell on Hallasan Mountain due to the influence of Typhoon Songda, the 5th typhoon passing through the southern sea of Jeju, and the trail was closed.
Passenger ships on some routes have also been suspended due to a sea storm warning.
According to Jeju Island, the Jeju Regional Meteorological Administration, and the Jeju Flight Management Center of the Korea Maritime Transportation Safety Authority, a heavy rain warning was issued for mountainous areas of Jeju Island as of 9:25 p.m. on the same day, and a heavy rain advisory was issued for the northern, eastern, southern, and western regions, respectively.
As of 9 pm, the rainfall at each point was 206 mm for Witse Oreum on Mt. Halla, 169 mm for Yeongsil, 155.5 mm for Sajebi Hill and Samgakbong each, and 155 mm for Azalea Field.
Also, 137 mm of rain fell on Gapado, 124 mm on Marado, 105 mm on Daejeong, 100 mm on Sancheondan, 90 mm on Songdang, and 89 mm on Gosan.
Due to heavy rain and strong winds, the visit to Hallasan Mountain was completely controlled.
The waves are high in the sea.
As of 8:30 pm, the Korea Meteorological Administration changed the typhoon advisory issued in the far sea southeast of Jeju Island to a wind storm advisory, but the typhoon advisory is still in effect in the remote seas to the south except for this area.
A storm warning has been issued for the coastal waters of Jeju Island and the far west west of the South Sea.
As a result, the operation of three passenger ships on three routes, including Jindo, Usuyeong, and Wando (via Chuja), was controlled on that day, out of 12 ships connecting Jeju and other regions.
In addition, passenger ships on the Moseulpo-Gapado-Marado and Sanisu-dong-Marado routes, which are routes between Marado, the southernmost tip of the country, were also suspended.
About 2,000 ships were evacuated from ports and ports in Jeju Island.
A strong wind advisory has been in effect across the land of Jeju Island, but flights from Jeju Airport are operating normally.
On this day, Jeju Island urged people to detour to a safe place for low-lying courses that cross the coast or rivers on the Olle Trail.
The Ministry of Public Administration and Security sent a safety message asking them to evacuate from dangerous areas such as landslides and habitual flooding and refrain from playing in the sea and rivers.
According to the Jeju Fire and Safety Headquarters, there have been no reports of heavy rain or strong wind damage so far.
The Korea Meteorological Administration predicted that it would rain until August 1 in Jeju, which is affected by the topography of a large amount of warm water vapor flowing between the typhoon moving to the West Sea and the high pressure in the North Pacific Ocean.
From this day to August 1, the expected rainfall is 50 to 150 mm.
Heavy rain of 300 mm or more is expected in mountainous areas.
The Korea Meteorological Administration also predicted that the wind would blow very strongly at a speed of 10 to 18 mm per second in the seas of Jeju Island and the western part of the South Sea, and the waves would rise very high at 1.5 to 4 meters.
An official from the Korea Meteorological Administration said, “During the rain, there may be places where there may be thunder and lightning accompanied by gusts of wind, or there may be places where it rains more than 30 to 50 mm per hour, so please be extra careful not to cause damage.”
Typhoon Songda is advancing northwest at a speed of 26 km per hour in the sea near 330 km east of Shanghai, China, with a central pressure of 996 hectopascals (hPa) and a maximum wind speed of 20 m/s near the center as of 3 p.m. on the same day.
The typhoon is expected to move north to about 260 km northeast of Shanghai, China around 3 pm on the 31st and be closest to Jeju.
Then, it is expected to weaken into a tropical depression in the far west of the West Sea at dawn on August 1.
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