Japan urges 4 million to evacuate as lumbering Typhoon Shanshan threatens south with up to a meter of rain
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By Helen Regan, Robert Shackelford and Junko Ogura, CNN Tokyo (CNN) — Almost 4 million people in southern Japan have been urged to evacuate as Typhoon Shanshan made landfall Thursday, leaving thousands of residents without power and lashing Kyushu island with hurricane-force winds, torrential rain a…
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Japan issues emergency warning as powerful Typhoon Shanshan nears
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Japan urges 4 million to evacuate as lumbering Typhoon Shanshan threatens south with up to a meter of rain
A powerful typhoon was approaching Japan's southwestern islands Tuesday, with weather officials cautioning residents about heavy rain and violent winds expected in the region over the coming days.
Japan’s southern islands were forecast to receive the most rain. The powerful storm has forced flight cancellations and disrupted high-speed rail travel.
As Typhoon Shanshan slowly approaches southwestern Japan, the country is bracing for a powerful storm. Airlines announced flight cancelations, and Toyota Motor will suspend operations at all of its domestic plants.
A typhoon moving at bicycle speed began dumping rain on southern Japan on a path that will bring strong winds, high waves and significant rainfall to most of the country, prompting weather officials to issue the highest-level warnings Wednesday.
Airlines and rail operators cancel some services for coming days as typhoon, categorized as 'very strong,' barreled towards the main southwestern island of Kyushu with gusts of up 252 km per hour (157 mph)
Typhoon Shanshan hit Japan with full force on Thursday, injuring dozens as howling winds smashed windows and blew tiles off houses while torrential rains turned rivers into raging torrents.
By Helen Regan, Robert Shackelford and Junko Ogura, CNN Tokyo (CNN) — Almost 4 million people in southern Japan have been urged to evacuate as Typhoon Shanshan made landfall Thursday, leaving thousands of residents without power and lashing Kyushu island with hurricane-force winds, torrential rain a…
A typhoon lashed southern Japan with torrential rain and strong winds Thursday, causing at least three deaths and raising concerns of flooding and landslides.
The storm has caused at least three deaths as it crawls up the length of the archipelago and raising concerns of flooding, landslides and extensive damage.
Millions have been evacuated, factories have shut down and thousands of households are without power. Officials say it could be the strongest storm to hit the region.
The storm weakened after making landfall but still posed the risk of landslides and floods. More than four million people were under evacuation orders.
At least three people were killed in southwestern Japan on Thursday as Typhoon Shanshan made landfall in Kagoshima prefecture, bringing heavy rain and very...
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