Typhoon Rose moves northeast of Japan's Kyushu, prompting heavy rain and wind warnings

Typhoon Rose is tracking northeast over the sea southeast of Japan's Kyushu island, prompting concerns of heavy rain and strong winds along the western and eastern Pacific coasts. As of Thursday evening, the storm was located about 80 kilometers (50 miles) east-southeast of Miyazaki City, moving at 40 kilometers per hour (25 mph).

The Japan Meteorological Agency forecasts Rose to pass northeast of Shionomisaki in Wakayama Prefecture by Friday morning and east of Choshi City in Chiba Prefecture by Friday afternoon. It is expected to weaken into an extratropical cyclone over the waters east of Japan by Saturday.

The agency warned of potential heavy rainfall, especially in the Kyushu and Shikoku regions, with the possibility extending to the Kinki and Tokai regions. Specific prefectures like Wakayama, Mie, Aichi, and Shizuoka face a rapidly increasing risk of heavy rainfall disasters from Thursday night into Friday morning.

In Kagoshima Prefecture, over 30,000 households in the Amami region experienced power outages due to the typhoon's impact.