It is cloudy here in Tokyo. There is hardly any glimpse of the moon... 
Instead, a severe typhoon is approaching... 
The weather reports from Tokyo this summer wouldn’t be out of place for Miami! Hang in there, Fall is less than 60 days away.
I hope you are spared from the typhoon, I’ve lived through several hurricanes, no fun. Stock up on bottled water, get several days supply of non-perishable food and some means of cooking it, such as a sterno stove. I found that all the food stores and local restaurants were out of commission after the storm, no power, but we could still get a hot meal at our local hospital cafeteria, as the hospital has an emergency generator and the cafeteria had to be open to support patients, staff and visitors. We also have battery powered led lamps. They are very efficient and the batteries last far longer than they did in the old style lamps. You might want to track down a couple, it’s nice to be able to read after sundown. We also filled up the bathtub so we would have water to flush the toilets, if the power goes off you may lose water pressure. If you have a cooler and can find some dry ice, you may be able to preserve at least some of your perishable food. In a good cooler, and with the application of some discipline to minimize the number of times the cooler is opened, 5 pounds of dry ice could keep your food cold for 3 or 4 days. Good luck!
