What month is the typhoon season in Japan?

The typhoon season in Japan is generally in summer and autumn from June to 65438+10, and September in autumn is the high incidence season.

Because of the relatively high latitude in Japan, in winter and spring, typhoons have been transformed into extratropical cyclones and merged into the westerlies before reaching Japan, so typhoons that landed relatively intensively and affected Japan generally appeared in June-10, and the subtropical high moved northward in June, so typhoons had room for activities. It was early summer, and there were many examples of typhoons affecting Japan in the past. September-10 is in autumn, the subtropical high is weakened, and the typhoon tends to go northward after its formation, which will also have an impact on Japan.

September is the typhoon season in Japan. At this time, typhoons often hit the coastal areas of Okinawa, Kyushu and Shikoku, bringing strong winds and rainy weather to Japan as a whole. The most destructive and severe storm in Japanese history also occurred in September.