Dujuan puts pedal to the metal, hurtling away from Japan and over open water as sunny skies bathe Kanto. (Photo courtesy of Joint Typhoon Warning Center)
9:10 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 22, Japan time: Sunny skies bathe the Kanto Plain as Typhoon Dujuan, still a Category 1-equivalent typhoon, has put the pedal to the metal, hurtling away from land and out over open water.
At 3 a.m. Tuesday, Dujuan was about 270 miles east-southeast of Yokosuka Naval Base, hurtling northeast at 30 mph.. Fleet Activities Yokosuka began Tuesday morning on two-hour delay to allow for storm cleanup. This is the final report on Dujuan.
