Japan: Heavy Rainfall Slams Tohoku Region

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Japan: Heavy Rainfall Slams Tohoku Region

Heavy rainfall continued across the Tohoku region, northeast Japan on Wednesday, July 10 due to an active seasonal rain front. Weather officials are warning of possible landslides and swollen rivers in parts of the region, calling residents to evacuate to a safer place while it is light outside as rain is expected to hit hardest tonight.

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  • NOTE: Looped video Video Location: Near Asakanagamori Station in Koriyama, 2024, Japan Video Recording Date/Time: July 10, Fukushima Prefecture

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