Winds
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Origin | Tokyo |
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Japan | |
Albums | 100 |
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w-inds. ~THE SYSTEM OF ALIVE~ | |
Genres | Rhythm And Blues |
Hip Hop Music | |
Dance Music | |
J-pop | |
Record labels | Pony Canyon |
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ID | 1818459 |
About Winds
Winds is a Japanese pop boy band managed by Vision Factory and signed to the Pony Canyon label since 2000. The group consists of Ryohei Chiba, Keita Tachibana, and Ryuichi Ogata. Tachibana is the lead singer of the group, while Chiba and Ogata provide backing vocals and rap.
Storm Ciarán: Flooding and damage hits homes across UK
... A large tree branch was ripped off in strong Winds and pierced the roof - ending up just centimetres above his mattress...
UK weather: Severe warnings issued ahead of Storm Ciarán - BBC Weather
... This explosive cyclongenesis is being driven by a very powerful jet stream - Winds high in the atmosphere - with speeds of around 200mph (322km/h)...
UK weather: Heatwave continues but thunderstorm warning for many
... The warning means some people could also be in store for flash flooding and strong Winds - with possible interruptions to road access and public transport...
Why weren't Maui residents warned about the fire sooner?
... Many residents have reported that strong Winds knocked out communications systems hours before the fires arrived...
Why have there been no named winter storms this year?
... Storms can bring a danger to life and cause millions of pounds worth of damage from strong Winds, heavy rain and even significant snowfall...
US winter storm traps New York State residents in cars
... The " bomb cyclone" winter storm - which occurs when atmospheric pressure plummets, causing heavy snow and Winds - has disrupted travel across the US...
US storm: Death toll in historic Arctic freeze rises to 24
... The worst-hit area has been Buffalo, in upstate New York, where seven weather-related deaths were recorded and strong Winds have hampered rescue efforts...
UK weather: Millions told to stay at home as Storm Eunice hits
... " Winds of the same strengths will cause different impacts in different regions of the UK - for example, coasts of western Scotland are far better prepared for 80mph Winds than inland parts of southern England...
UK weather: Severe warnings issued ahead of Storm Ciarán - BBC Weather
By Simon KingBBC Weather
Amber severe weather warnings for wind have been issued by the Met Office ahead of Storm Ciarán moving in on Wednesday night.
Damaging gusts of wind and stormy seas are expected in southern parts of the United Kingdom .
Heavy Rain will also spread northwards which may lead on to further flooding issues.
Travel disruption is likely in some areas so the advice is to Stay Tuned to updates.
Storm Ciarán (pronounced Keer-on) will be rapidly developing on its approach to the UK later on Wednesday. In a process called explosive cyclogenesis, the Low Pressure system will deepen by over 24 millibars in 24 hours.
This explosive cyclongenesis is being driven by a very powerful Jet Stream - Winds high in the Atmosphere - with speeds of around 200mph (322km/h). This contains a lot of energy for The Storm system to develop.
Storm Ciarán could indeed be one of the deepest areas of Low Pressure recorded in November in the UK, close to the current record of 948. 4mb in 1954.
Strong WindsWinds will strengthen from later on Wednesday and through Thursday as Storm Ciarán approaches from The South -west.
The Strongest Winds are initially likely across south-west England and south-west Wales, which are within The First of two amber warning areas. This is valid from 3am until noon on Thursday.
Gusts of 70-80mph (112-130km/h) are expected around coastal areas, perhaps even 85mph (137km/h) in The Most exposed locations.
The Strongest Winds will then transfer east along the South Coast into south-east England where a second amber warning is valid from 6am to 8pm on Thursday.
These wind strengths have the potential to bring damage to trees and Power Lines with transport disruption likely. Cross Channel ferries could be especially disrupted.
Very large waves could bring additional impacts to coastal areas of the English Channel .
Inland gusts across southern parts of the UK could be as high as 50-60mph (80-97km/h) which again can bring some disruption and damage.
The Met Office points out that the extent of these high Winds remains a little uncertain and is dependent on the exact track of Storm Ciarán.
Heavy RainRain associated with Storm Ciarán will move north-east from Wednesday evening and throughout Thursday.
Persistent and Heavy Rain will be followed by heavy showers and thunderstorms.
There are severe weather warnings in force for southern England, parts of Wales, north-east England and Northern Ireland suggesting widely 20-40mm (1-2in) of rainfall with 40-60mm (2-3in) possible over High Ground .
FloodingWhile rainfall totals expected with Storm Ciarán are not necessarily high or unusual with autumn storms, problems are likely as It Comes after a very wet period for many.
River levels remain high with ground already very saturated. There are also Still Around 70 flood warnings in force across the UK.
Stay Tuned for updatesBecause the exact track Storm Ciarán is likely to take is still a little uncertain, there may be further updates as it approaches.
The Track will influence the timing and strength of The Most damaging Winds so that may still change slightly.
It would therefore be worth staying across The Forecast and warnings on our or social Channels .
Source of news: bbc.com