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Typhoon Lan caused casualties in Japan; Typhoon Saola (No. 22) may form

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Typhoon Lan (No. 21), which struck Japan, has caused severe damage in areas such as the Kanto region, Osaka, and Nagoya. Reports indicate three deaths and multiple injuries, with flights disrupted and land transportation delayed or suspended. Although Typhoon Lan...

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Typhoon Lan (No. 21), which struck Japan, has caused severe damage in areas such as the Kanto region, Osaka, and Nagoya. Reports indicate three deaths and multiple injuries, with flights disrupted and land transportation delayed or suspended. Although Typhoon Lan has weakened to a mild typhoon, those currently traveling in Japan or planning to visit should remain especially vigilant about local conditions.
 

A tropical depression near Guam may develop into a typhoon on the 23rd. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)

Although Typhoon Lan has moved away from Taiwan, influenced by the northerly winds it brought and the active trough system to the north, a tropical depression with a pressure of 1002 hPa near Guam may have the potential to become Typhoon No. 22. Its projected path is moving northwestward, and future developments warrant close observation.

The recent weather has seen significant day-night temperature differences, with the lowest temperatures dropping below 20 degrees Celsius—conditions that make it easy to catch a cold. When going out, be mindful to dress appropriately and stay warm.
 

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