Summary of Typhoon No. 19’s Impact on Nishinomiya

Here’s a summary of Typhoon No. 19’s impact on Nishinomiya as of 3:00 p.m. on October 12.

The wind is still blowing.

This article is being updated as needed.

Update History

Evacuation Shelters

Links to evacuation shelters are below.

For the latest information from Nishinomiya City, please check the city hall page.

The following evacuation shelters opened at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday the 12th.

・Namaze Civic Hall　 2-20-22 Namaze-cho (external site)
・Shiose Public Hall　 1 Najio Shinmachi (external site)
・Yamaguchi Public Hall　 4-1-8 Yamaguchi-cho Shimoyamaguchi (external site)
・Naruo Central Center (3rd floor of Naruo Branch Office)　 3-5-14 Naruo-cho (external site)
・Kamiko Shien Elementary School　 5-9-4 Koshienguchi (external site)
・Imazu Elementary School　 4-10 Imazu Futaba-cho (external site)
・Education and Culture Center　 15-26 Kawazoe-cho (external site)
・Kawaragi Public Hall　 8-1 Kawabayashi-cho (external site)
・Hinokuchi Elementary School　 2-3-32 Hinokuchi-cho (external site)
・Hiraki Elementary School　 4-1 Hiraki-cho (external site)
・Taisha Elementary School　 9-7 Sakuradani-cho (external site)
・Koto Center (3rd floor of Apri Koto)　 3-2-29 Kotoen (external site)
・Koshikiiwa Public Hall　 5-29 Hinoike-cho (external site) (external site)

Second Report: Information on Typhoon No. 19 (updated at 12:30 p.m. on the 12th)｜Nishinomiya City Website

Rain Conditions

Areas with the heaviest rainfall from 2:14 p.m. to 3:14 p.m.

2.5 mm around Kita-Shukugawa and Nishinomiyahama

(Some areas saw as much as 10 mm during the 12 p.m. hour, so rainfall has eased a little for now.)

You can check rainfall amounts using the Nishinomiya City Rainfall Information System.

General Roads in the City

Prefectural Road Ashiya-Naruohama Line (Ashiyahama to Naruohama) is closed