Super Typhoon Champi Hits Japan! 🌀 134 MPH Gusts Slam Okinawa as Storm Turns Toward Tokyo

31/10/2026 · Wild WeatherUS

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Typhoon Champi, the strongest storm on Earth this year, is battering Okinawa’s Sakishima Islands with gusts up to 134 mph, seas above 33 feet and record October rain. More than 15,000 homes are without power, Ishigaki has ordered evacuations, and all flights and ferries are halted. Taiwan has also been hit hard. Now Champi is turning toward Kyushu, and warning-level rain is possible from Kyushu to Tokyo.

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Comentários da comunidade

@VeilleMétéoMondiale YouTube · 25/10/2026

Winds reaching 215 km/h sound absolutely terrifying! Can't imagine what people in Okinawa are going through. Really hope everyone stays safe as the storm moves toward Tokyo!

@Disaster_Eye_tx YouTube · 24/10/2026 · 👍 1

A storm with winds reaching 215 km/h is absolutely no joke. 🌀😳 Seeing Champi batter Okinawa with powerful gusts really shows how quickly a major typhoon can turn conditions dangerous. With the storm moving toward other parts of Japan, hopefully everyone stays alert, follows official warnings, and avoids unnecessary travel. 🌧🌊🙏