SloveniaA typhoon named Dolphin is approaching Japan, prompting the evacuation of nearly 260,000 people in southern regions including Kagoshima and Okinawa. Over 500 flights have been canceled due to severe weather conditions. The storm brings hurricane-force winds, heavy rainfall, and high waves, with forecasts indicating it will maintain its strength as it approaches Okinawa. Japanese authorities warn of potential flash floods caused by intense rainbands, known as linear rain bands, which could lead to catastrophic flooding. Wind speeds are expected to reach up to 200 km/h, with sustained winds of up to 144 km/h. The typhoon has affected Kyushu, where strong winds have impacted Kumamoto Prefecture still recovering from a 7.1 magnitude earthquake last week. Over 6,700 people remain in evacuation centers there. The Japan Meteorological Agency also warns of heatwaves, with temperatures potentially reaching 36°C.
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