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In Japan (especially in the mainlands of Honshu, Kyushu and Shikoku), September and October are known as months with many typhoons. In previous years, I remember many typhoons hit the country and cause serious damage, so watch out for high winds and heavy rains characteristic of this season.
Today’s Japanese phrase is: "Kazega tsuyoku nattekimashita" = The wind is picking up. ("kaze" = wind, "tsuyoku" = strong, ".. ga .. nattekimashita" = becomes more and more..)
You can use "ame" (rain) instead of "kaze" (wind) in this phrase.
"Amega tsuyoku nattekimashita." = The rain is getting heavier.
You can use these phrases particularly in these typhoon months.
Again, be careful and stay safe!
