Wesley Bruce wrote:
Damage seems remarkably light considering the amount of rain that fell.
It might be a little to early for damage to get reported.
That seems unlikely in Japan. It is a small country with excellent
communications and roads. I saw the seven o'clock evening news a few hours
Jed Rothwell wrote:
I wrote:
It covers one of the largest areas on record, and in some areas it
produced 1300 mm of rain in a 24-hour period, the most ever recorded
in Japan.
Correction: That was 1300 mm in a 72 hour period, from the time the
rain began until the typhoon passed. This was
Jed Rothwell wrote:
I mentioned the other day that a tremendous typhoon was approaching
Japan. It struck the southwest islands about 12 hours ago, and it is
just passing out to sea again. It may hit Hokkaido later. It covers
one of the largest areas on record, and in some areas it produced 130
I wrote:
It covers one of the largest areas on record, and in some areas it
produced 1300 mm of rain in a 24-hour period, the most ever recorded in Japan.
Correction: That was 1300 mm in a 72 hour period, from the time the rain
began until the typhoon passed. This was recorded in Kyushu. It i
I mentioned the other day that a tremendous typhoon was approaching Japan.
It struck the southwest islands about 12 hours ago, and it is just passing
out to sea again. It may hit Hokkaido later. It covers one of the largest
areas on record, and in some areas it produced 1300 mm of rain in a 24-h
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