天気図に熱のマークを見かけて、なんだろうと検索したら、ヤフー知恵袋に同じ質問がありました。
上のスクリーンショットの通り、熱帯低気圧という台風の卵の事なんだそうです。
どうして台風の芽と呼ばないのだろう？ とスコップや鋤（すき）、人体に安全な害虫予防薬をご覧になって、「本格だ・・・。」と驚かれていた、ガーデナーどころかうっかりファーマーの私はそう思ったのですけど、「台風の目」という言葉が存在していますので、ややこしいから「台風の卵」としたんだろうな、と納得しました。
台風の目はご覧になったことがありますか？
本当に晴れ渡っていて、わりと広域で、あれ？ 私の住んでいる市には台風来ないんだっけ？ というぐらい穏やかに晴れていて地上は少し風が残っている状態なんですが、山や地平、海のあたりに台風の雲が360度残っています。
人が言っているのを聞いて、見てみたいな、と思っていたので、意外と神秘的でも何でもないんだな。と変に拍子抜けした可笑しさがありました。
それくらい凪いだ晴天でした。
天気図の熱マークは2025年に気がついたんですけど。
この情報によると2013年に初登場のようですね。
本当に天気図に使われ出したのは何年なのか、興味のある方は検索して見てくださいね。
もし話す内容に困ったら、こういう話でもいいんですよ。
相手が興味があろうと無かろうと、
「こういうマークありますよね。知らなかったんですけど、熱帯低気圧っていう台風の卵のことなんですよね。驚きました。」
とか言うと、
「あーそうなんですか？ 」または、「ああ、そうなんですよ。」
「事前に台風の発生が分かって便利ですよねー。」
「そうですよねー。」
「それじゃあ失礼しまーす。」
「失礼しまーす。」
で切り上げると、タイヘン ツミノナイ セケンバナシ（大変罪の無い世間話）になります。
この話から「あの人って天気図に詳しくって科学的で生意気だよね。」と暗い気持ちで攻撃に転ずる人はまずいないと思います。
もしそんな人に遭遇したら、
「あなたは天気図見ないんですか？ 」
とだけ言って二度と挨拶しなくてオッケーです。
人に聞かれたら、天気図の話しただけで・・・、と伝えれば、全員、その人がヤベエ奴だって分かりますから、安心しましょう。
Rains in Heaven / Great Hacking テーマ曲（非公式）
Rains in Heavenという楽曲をGreat Hacking のテーマ曲にすることに決めました。
O.先生も大賛成して下さっています。
この楽曲は、お隣の国 韓国のNCT DREAMの曲です。
「君が泣くと、天国で雨が降る。」
という歌詞です。
私はこんな素敵な感性に初めて触れました。
優しく、天国にいる方達は貴方の味方だと告げる楽曲です。
私達がやっているGreat Hackingの理由に通じる楽曲だと思います。
20250726 19:38 誤字を直しました。
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| purish = the real deal |
I saw a heat mark on the weather map and searched for what it was, and found the same question on Yahoo! Answers.
It seems that a tropical depression is the seed of a typhoon.
Why not call it a typhoon seedling? While looking at shovels, hoes, and safe insecticides for humans, I was surprised to think, “This is the real deal...”
As a gardener—or rather, an accidental farmer—I thought that, but since the term “typhoon eye” already exists, I suppose they chose “typhoon egg” to avoid confusion.
Why not call it a typhoon seedling? While looking at shovels, hoes, and safe insecticides for humans, I was surprised to think, “This is the real deal...”
As a gardener—or rather, an accidental farmer—I thought that, but since the term “typhoon eye” already exists, I suppose they chose “typhoon egg” to avoid confusion.
(Japanese call eye is "me" Japanese call sprout is "me" So it's easy to make mistakes we call “typhoon egg”)
Have you ever seen a typhoon eye?
It was truly clear and fairly widespread, and I thought, “Wait, doesn't a typhoon ever come to the city where I live?” It was calm and sunny, with a slight breeze remaining on the ground, but the typhoon clouds were still present 360 degrees around the mountains, horizon, and sea.
After hearing people talk about it, I had wanted to see it, but it turned out to be surprisingly unremarkable, which was oddly disappointing.
It was that calm and sunny.
I noticed the heat mark on the weather map in 2025.
According to this information, it first appeared in 2013.
If you're curious about when it actually started being used on weather maps, feel free to look it up.
If you're ever at a loss for what to talk about, this kind of topic is fine too.
Whether the other person is interested or not,
you can say,
"There's this mark, right? I didn't know, but it's for a tropical depression, which is like the embryo of a typhoon. I was surprised."
If you say something like that,
they might respond with, “Oh, really?” or “Yeah, that's right.”
“It's convenient to know in advance when a typhoon is forming, isn't it?”
“Yeah, it is.”
“Well, I'll be going now.”
“See you later.”
That's a harmless small talk topic.
I don't think anyone would turn this conversation into an attack, thinking,
If you say something like that,
they might respond with, “Oh, really?” or “Yeah, that's right.”
“It's convenient to know in advance when a typhoon is forming, isn't it?”
“Yeah, it is.”
“Well, I'll be going now.”
“See you later.”
That's a harmless small talk topic.
I don't think anyone would turn this conversation into an attack, thinking,
“That person is so knowledgeable about weather maps, scientific, and arrogant.”
If you encounter such a person,
just say,
If you encounter such a person,
just say,
“Don't you look at weather maps?”
and you don't have to greet them again.
If someone asks you, just say,
and you don't have to greet them again.
If someone asks you, just say,
“I was talking about weather maps...”
and everyone will realize that person is a dangerous individualr,
so you can relax.
Rains in Heaven / Great Hacking theme song (unofficial)
We have decided to use the song Rains in Heaven as the theme song for Great Hacking.
Professor O. said "I,m found of this" about song.
This song is by NCT DREAM from our neighbor Korea.
The lyrics are "When you cry, it rains in heaven.
I have never seen such a beautiful sensibility before.
It is a song that gently tells you that those in heaven are on your side.
It is a song that goes to the reason for the Great Hacking we are doing.
The lyrics are "When you cry, it rains in heaven.
I have never seen such a beautiful sensibility before.
It is a song that gently tells you that those in heaven are on your side.
It is a song that goes to the reason for the Great Hacking we are doing.
20250726 19:38 Corrected typos.
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
