Tropical Storm Khanun drenches South Korea as it churns toward Seoul
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BUSAN, South Korea (AP) — Tropical Storm Khanun was pouring intense rain on South Korea on Thursday, turning roads into chocolate-colored rivers and leaving at least one person dead as it advanced nor
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South Korea begins evacuating Scouts as tropical storm nears
Headline from NBC News ·
Khanun begins blowing into South Korea with strong winds after dumping rain on Japan for a week
Headline from The Columbian ·
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Tropical Storm Khanun drenches South Korea as it churns toward Seoul
Tropical Storm Khanun has meandered around Japan’s southwestern islands for more than a week, dumping heavy rain, knocking out power and damaging homes.
South Korea’s government urged its industrial sector to be prepared for damages from Typhoon Khanun as the storm approaches the nation’s shores this week.
Rains and winds were growing in southern South Korea Wednesday as a tropical storm drew closer to the Korean Peninsula, where it was forecast to slam into major urban areas.
Southern South Korea is bracing for the impending arrival of Tropical Storm Khanun, which is expected to intensify and make landfall, potentially wreaking havoc in major urban centers.
BUSAN, South Korea >> Rains and winds were growing in southern South Korea today as a tropical storm drew closer to the Korean Peninsula, where it was forecast to slam into major urban areas.
Typhoon Khanun is heading close to Seoul after landing in the southern part of South Korea early Thursday, with the threat of lashing winds and torrential rains across the Korean Peninsula.
Tropical Storm Khanun was pouring intense rain on South Korea on Thursday, turning roads into chocolate-colored rivers and leaving at least one person dead as it advanced north toward major
BUSAN, South Korea (AP) — Tropical Storm Khanun was pouring intense rain on South Korea on Thursday, turning roads into chocolate-colored rivers and leaving at least one person dead as it advanced nor
After pummeling southern Japan again, the storm moved slowly up the Korean Peninsula, bringing torrential rain and winds. One person died in floodwaters.
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