우짜라고 이러는겨?

태풍 하나쯤 와서 이 뜨거운 열기를 식혀줘야할텐데 ,,

빌고 빌었드만,,

하나가 아닌 태풍 두개가 동시에 올라온답니다.

하나는 서해로 

또하나는 동해로,,

아예 작살을 낼라고 작정을 햇나봅니다.

두개가 우리나라에서 부딪힌다면,,

상상도 하기 싫네요.

일단은 우리나라 공중 방어의 최전방을 지키는 오산과 군산이 문제라는군요.

태풍의 눈의 반경이 자그마치 110키로가 넘는다니,,

그런 태풍의 눈을 트럭타이어 눈이라고 부른다는걸 처음 알았습니다.

일단 휴가를 내고 농장에 가봐야 겠습니다.

미치것네,,

날라갈 물건이 천지에 널려있는데,,

우짠다냐,,

뜨거운 여름을 간신히 통과했나 했드만 ,,, 

올해 농사는 다 틀려먹었넹,,

이걸 우짜면 좋답니까,,

All three storms contain winds of at least 74 mph, indicating hurricane-strength (typhoons and hurricanes are the same kind of storm, but have different names depending on the section of ocean they traverse). Typhoons Soulik and Cimaron are on a collision course with the Asian continent, and effects from torrential rain, strong winds, and dangerous surf appear unavoidable.

Soulik, packing winds of 115 mph – equivalent to a Category 3 hurricane, is the most immediate threat to land areas, on a course to first strike Japan’s Amami Islands on Tuesday before likely riding up Korea’s west coast Wednesday and Thursday.

he hardest hit areas could see up to 10 to 15 inches of rain and destructive winds.

Soulik has a large “truck tire” eye, about 70 miles across, and is known as an annular tropical cyclone. Just four percent of hurricanes and typhoons are annular, and they are known for their staying power, weakening more slowly under unfavorable conditions compared to conventional storms.

While small deviations in the track forecast are possible, U.S. interests in South Korea could be directly impacted by the storm, including the Osan and Kunsan air bases according to the Stars and Stripes news site, which focuses on the U.S. military community.

On Thursday, Seoul may endure very heavy rain and strong winds from the storm, although it will steadily weaken as it gains latitude and passes over land.

Cimaron recently attained typhoon intensity and is forecast to strengthen over the warm waters about 400 miles north of Guam over the next one to two days. By Wednesday, its peak winds are expected to reach 100 miles per hour, equivalent to a Category 2 hurricane.

The track forecast suggests the storm will slam into Japan, just south of Kyoto, on Thursday. However, it is expected to weaken some as it accelerates to the northwest over cooler waters, but may still be at typhoon-strength at landfall.