Скачать или смотреть CHAOS in Japan! Super Typhoon Halong Slams Izu Islands With Record Rain and 197 km/h Winds

On October 9, 2025, Super Typhoon Halong — Japan’s Typhoon No. 22 — struck the Izu Islands south of Tokyo with catastrophic force. Packing winds of 197 km/h and dumping a record 349 mm of rain in just 12 hours, Halong became one of the strongest storms to hit Japan in decades.

Homes were damaged, power lines collapsed, and towering waves up to 10 meters swallowed coastal towns. Hundreds were evacuated as the Japan Meteorological Agency issued its highest-level warnings. On Hachijojima Island, gusts tore off roofs and snapped trees like twigs, while nearby Miyakejima and Aogashima faced landslides and blocked roads.

Flights, trains, and ferries across the Kanto region were canceled, cutting off the islands from the mainland. Even Tokyo felt the impact — strong winds disrupted transportation and forced airports to close. Emergency crews battled flooded roads, restoring power and rescuing stranded residents through the night.

⚠️ Why this matters: Super Typhoon Halong showcases the growing intensity of extreme weather in East Asia. Fueled by warming oceans, storms like this are becoming stronger, faster, and more destructive — a warning to coastal nations worldwide.

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