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Japan braces for double storms, torrential rains shut down parts of Taiwan

Japan is preparing for the impact of two approaching storms while torrential rains have caused shutdowns in parts of Taiwan.

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The brief

Japan is bracing for a double-storm risk as Typhoon No. 8 strengthens. The Japan weather agency has warned that a typhoon is expected to make landfall over the weekend.

In Taiwan, torrential rains have led to the shutting down of various areas. Coverage from Reuters, CNA, and The Japan Times emphasizes the complexity of the situation, noting that a possible convergence of the two storms is complicating weather forecasts.

CNA reports that four people have been injured and flights have been cancelled in Japan as the storms approach. Attention remains on the potential convergence of the storm systems and the timing of the predicted landfall in Japan over the weekend.

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Quick answers

Which typhoon is currently strengthening?

Typhoon No. 8 is reported to be strengthening according to 朝日新聞.

What is the situation in Taiwan?

Reuters reports that torrential rains have shut down parts of Taiwan.

What impact has the weather already had in Japan?

CNA reports that four people have been injured and flights have been cancelled.

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