The strongest so far in 2018 super typhoon Jebi to hit Japan, Update

It said to be the strongest typhoon will hit Japan and thousand of people ordered to evacuate. Super typhoon Jebi will bring winds of around 260km/h, it is leveled to a Category 5 hurricane. Currently the storm is located in the western Pacific Ocean.

Authorities warned its people residing in central and eastern Japan to prepare as the region will be hit directly by typhoon Jebi. It is expected Jebi will bring destructive winds, flooding, mudslide and storm surge from Monday night until Wednesday.

According to weather track forecast, Jebi will be moving the path of Perfectures of Mie, Wakayama, Tokushima, Aichi, and Shizuoka.

Super Typhoon #Jebi will make its way towards #Japan early next week pic.twitter.com/6FCHX70DHz

— Met Office (@metoffice) September 1, 2018

Typhoon #Jebi is likely to become the seventh typhoon that strikes Japan since July. 

Check out Typhoon #Jebi in the Pacific from #Himawari - wow. May the force be with it pic.twitter.com/Q8D9zCpcTU

— Dan Lindsey (@DanLindsey77) August 31, 2018