Tropical Storm Nangka
- Time
- 8/12/2026, 9:45:00 AM UTC
- Coordinates
- 22.700, 144.400
- Data source
- jma-tc
- Category
- Tropical Storm
- Maximum sustained wind
- 35 kt (65 km/h)
- Pressure (mb)
- 994
- Movement
- ENE at 14 kt (25 km/h)
- Source
- Japan Meteorological Agency (PDL 1.0)
Event timeline
- Wed, 12 Aug 2026 02:02:42 GMTSignificantTropical Storm Nangka
- Tue, 11 Aug 2026 08:16:33 GMTMinorTropical Depression a
Snapshots are recorded when the event first appears or its severity changes.
🧰 What to do
Before
- •Know your evacuation zone and route; fuel your car early
- •Stock water (1 gal/person/day for 3+ days), food, batteries, cash
- •Bring in outdoor furniture; board or shutter windows
During
- •Evacuate if ordered; otherwise shelter in an interior room
- •Stay away from windows; don't go out during the calm eye
- •Never run a generator indoors or in a garage
After
- •Wait for the all-clear; watch for downed lines and floodwater
- •Most storm deaths happen after landfall — from water and cleanup
- •Use flashlights, not candles; document damage for insurance
Guidance condensed from Ready.gov
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