150 mph Super Typhoon Sets Aim at Japan: Fukushima near center of forecast track

[GliderGuider]

“Expected to intensify” and already the highest category storm

http://enenews.com/accuweather-150-mph-super-typhoon-sets-aim-at-japan-fukushima-near-center-of-forecast-track-expected-to-intensify-and-already-the-highest-category-storm

Guchol, a tropical cyclone in the western Pacific, rapidly strengthened Saturday afternoon, local time. Winds are now in excess of 150 mph, making Guchol a super typhoon, the highest classification for tropical cyclones in the western Pacific.

If Guchol were an Atlantic Hurricane, it would be considered a Category 5 storm.

[alfredo]

1. It appears that by the time it hits that region, it will be just a tropical storm.

[kestrel91316]

3. Now I am scared for my cousin and her husband in Okinawa.

I don't like that track or wind speed.

[alfredo]

6. It is tracking west and weakening. They should be OK.

[dixiegrrrrl]

8. how the winds will affect the spread of radiation is a big question

[alfredo]

9. The wind will spread them north over the island.

[madokie]

2. We can all hope that it changes course and misses Fukushima

I don't think the nuclear power plant is ready for this

[alfredo]

7. It's tracking west.

[Baitball Blogger]

4. Holy shitstorm.

[Po_d Mainiac]

5. What Would Be the Fallout from an Accident at Fukushima’s Fuel Pools?

http://www.holophi.ch/resources/Holophi-Special-Report-on-Fukushima-SFP-4-r.pdf

[NickB79]

10. So, what happened?

Did the storm pass by yet or what?

[Nihil]

11. It blew over the fuel pool at Fuku 4 ...

... it all exploded and set off the corium that's still busy digging
through to the centre of the earth. The extra flood of unexpected
neutrons triggered the highly unstable cores in every other
nuclear power station and everyone died.

That's why there's no news updates.

The End.