Powerful typhoon moves west but not to hit quake-struck southwestern Japan
The Japan Meteorological Agency warned of torrential rain and winds strong enough to overturn trucks as the typhoon moves west.
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Typhoon scrubs multiple Okinawa-bound flights
Taiwan-based carriers China Airlines and Starlux Airlines yesterday announced flight disruptions between Taiwan and Okinawa from today through Saturday as Typhoon Dolphin approaches the region.China Airlines said it has canceled night flights CI122/123 between Taoyuan airport and Naha International
Typhoon Dolphin continues to move westward and is expected to gradually affect Okinawa and Amami regions of Japan starting today. The Japan Meteorological Agency forecasts that Okinawa Prefecture will experience maximum sustained winds of 72 kilometers per hour today, rising to 144 kilometers per hour tomorrow, with gusts reaching 216 kilometers per hour. Some areas may experience winds strong enough to topple houses. Residents are advised to ta…
Powerful typhoon moves west but not to hit quake-struck southwestern Japan
The Japanese weather agency said on Tuesday that a large, powerful typhoon was moving westward from a Pacific island, warning of high waves and strong winds, but noting it was not expected to have a direct impact on areas in southwestern Japan affected by the recent major earthquake.
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