All Clear declared Yokosuka as Typhoon Ampil continues moving northeast away from Tokyo. TCCOR Storm Watch remains in place elsewhere in Kanto Plain.

Forecast Category 4-equivalent winds have begun rumbling ashore over northeastern Taiwan. Philippines and southwestern Japan islands also affected.

Ewiniar has made closest point of approach to Okinawa, continues heading rapidly northeast and losing its punch along the way.

Bolaven mushrooms into fourth super typhoon of Pacific’s season. Guam resumes COR 4. All watches and warnings for the island canceled.

New tropical depression spawns southeast of Guam, could pass close to the island Tuesday evening as a Category 1-equivalent typhoon.

Koinu downgraded to a Category 2-equivalent typhoon; closest point of approach to Okinawa has come and gone.

Fleet Activities Yokosuka and NAF Atsugi resume seasonal TCCORs. Yun-yeung continues making its way inland west of Tokyo.

Yun-yeung’s initial forecast track takes the 12th numbered storm of the season more than 140 miles southeast of Yokosuka Naval Base at mid-evening Friday as a tropical storm.

U.S. bases on Okinawa remained in Storm Watch through Friday afternoon. Typhoon Haikui still on course to pass 282 miles southwest of Okinawa early Saturday morning as a Category 2-equivalent typhoon.

U.S. bases on Okinawa remained in TCCOR 2 through Thursday afternoon. Tropical Storm Haikui remains forecast to pass more than 220 miles southwest of Okinawa as a Category 3-equivalent typhoon.