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    • David Polášek 3

      Typhoon Nanmadol made landfall in south of Japan
      Articles • nanmadol typhoon hurricane japan article • • David Polášek 3

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    • Korina

      TY Hinnamnor made landfall in South Korea
      Articles • cyclone hinnamnor japan article • • Korina

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    • Korina

      Typhoon Malou to hit Ogasawara Islands
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    • Korina

      Typhoon Mindulle passing near Japan’s coast
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    • Korina

      Which weather model for Japan should we add next?
      Your Feedback and Suggestions • weather model japan local model • • Korina

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      @c933103
      The question was ‘which weather model for Japan should we add next’. Nothing else. The features offered by your promoted weather apps are not provided by weather models.

    • Korina

      Chan-hom has weakened into a tropical storm
      Articles • article forecast japan typhoon • • Korina

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    • Korina

      Storm Dolphin heads for eastern Japan
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    • Korina

      TS Jangmi impacting South Korea and Japan
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    • Abainzaralph

      Super Typhoon Hagibis threatens F1 Race and Rugby World Cup in Japan
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    • pavelneuman

      Why you should stay at the safe place when a Typhoon hits
      Articles • article typhoon faxai japan hurricane • • pavelneuman

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    • pavelneuman

      Tropical Storm Krosa (11W, 台風10号) coverage
      Articles • article krosa typhoon japan 台風10号 • • pavelneuman

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    • pavelneuman

      Typhoon Francisco coverage
      Articles • article tropicalstorm francisco japan ts 09w • • pavelneuman

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    • H

      How did you secure Korea/Japan weather radar?
      Your Feedback and Suggestions • kma jma radar korea japan • • hushyyy

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      @hushyyy Hello, the list of NOAA's radar locations indeed includes South Korea (and other non-USA locations as well). All the listed radar sites upload their data to a single endpoint (Amazon S3). Our program collects all the available data in S3 and then processes/displays them in correct position on the map (radar data are geo-referenced, they contain information of their origin's location).
      So basically, this is a "side effect" :D. We were quite surprised too when we saw coverage of these locations in the first radar prototypes. We expected that only USA would show up, but later on we found out that there are much more remote locations that provide data for NOAA (hence, the link I posted at the beginning of this reply).