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The typhoon is now rapidly moving north toward the Korean Peninsula.
Due to the influence of the typhoon, over 1,000mm of rain has fallen on Jeju azalea fields so far, and 800mm of accumulated precipitation has also been recorded at Witse Oreum.
Typhoon Chantu currently has an intermediate force, and is heading north in the sea about 160 km south-southwest of Seogwipo.
From now on, it will pass the southern sea of Seogwipo in the morning of today (17th) and approach the southern sea of Busan in the afternoon.
If you look at the radar image now, it is raining mainly in most areas of the country except for the metropolitan area and Gangwon.
From now on, water bombs of over 400mm will be poured over many places in the mountainous areas of Jeju, and more than 120mm of rain will fall in many places, especially along the Gyeongnam coast and eastern Jeollanam-do.
As a result, the typhoon warning is currently in effect for the entire area of Jeju Island and the distant seas in the southern part of the West Sea, and it is expected that the typhoon warning will be expanded to Jeollanam-do and Gyeongsangnam-do in the future.
A strong wind like this will continue to blow around Jeju and the southern coast until this afternoon.
You must pay special attention to safety as well as facility management so that there is no damage.
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