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Japan's Meteorological information on Typhoon No. 27 is drawing attention, with forecasters saying the storm is expected to move north next week. Tenki.jp reports that falling pressure from the typhoon could significantly affect the Kanto region, and weather forecaster Masashi Tanaka urges people to watch for changes in their physical condition as the system approaches.

Japanese meteorologists forecast a new tropical cyclone forming south of Okinawa around the 27th, strengthening into a strong typhoon with a storm wind zone by the 28th. Weather service tenki.jp reports the system is expected to develop rapidly as it moves north of Okinawa, prompting attention from residents in the region.

A typhoon is expected to bring rain mainly to Chiba Prefecture on October 1, according to weather forecaster Akiyoko Aoyama of tenki.jp. Conditions should clear to autumn sunshine by October 3, but the sharp temperature swing between the rainy and sunny days poses a health risk, and residents are advised to dress warmly.