‘Unprecedented’ rain kills four in Japan as thousands stranded at airport
Evacuation orders were issued for more than 400,000 people in Chiba and other areas, and about 45,000 homes lost power, as 115mm of rain fell hourly,…
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Evacuation orders were issued for more than 400,000 people in Chiba and other areas, and about 45,000 homes lost power, as 115mm of rain fell hourly, approximately the same amount usually recorded for the whole month of August. Evacuation orders issued for 400,000 as torrential rains hit Chiba prefecture as flooding risks remain high despite rainfall easing At least four people died in eastern Japan after “unprecedented” heavy rain that left nearly 7,000 stranded at Tokyo’s Narita airport, and forced thousands to take refuge in government buildings. Chiba city recorded 115mm in a single hour and Sakura 97mm, both records for both places.
Furthermore, Chiba , the prefecture bordering Tokyo, recorded over 360mm of rain in 24 hours in some parts during one of the busiest holiday weeks of the Japanese year.
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Evacuation orders were issued for more than 400,000 people in Chiba and other areas, and about 45,000 homes lost power, as 115mm of rain fell hourly, approximately the same amount usually recorded for the whole month of August.
reliability low1/3 sourcesEvacuation orders issued for 400,000 as torrential rains hit Chiba prefecture as flooding risks remain high despite rainfall easing At least four people died in eastern Japan after “unprecedented” heavy rain that left nearly 7,000 stranded at Tokyo’s Narita airport, and forced thousands to take refuge in government buildings.
reliability low1/3 sources‘Unprecedented’ rain kills four in Japan as thousands stranded at airport.
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Chiba city recorded 115mm in a single hour and Sakura 97mm, both records for both places.
according to The IndependentChiba , the prefecture bordering Tokyo, recorded over 360mm of rain in 24 hours in some parts during one of the busiest holiday weeks of the Japanese year.
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