Typhoon Ewiniar Weakens into Extratropical Cyclone on Friday Predawn
12:07 JST, May 31, 2024
The powerful Typhoon Ewiniar, which was approaching the Izu Islands, weakened into an extratropical cyclone on Friday predawn.
The cyclone made the atmosphere unstable in the Pacific coast of East Japan and elsewhere, causing heavy rain. Miyake, Tokyo, recorded a maximum rainfall of 52.5 millimeters in the three hours to 10 a.m. Friday, and Chuo Ward, Chiba, recorded 36 millimeters.
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