Record Rain Pounds Hokuriku
Record-breaking rainfall continued across the Hokuriku region on Saturday, with Himi City in Toyama Prefecture receiving more than 500 millimeters over 72 hours, as authorities warned of further heavy rain, landslides and river flooding through August 30. (News On Japan)
Record-breaking rainfall has continued across the Hokuriku region, with Himi City in Toyama Prefecture receiving over 500 millimeters of rain over a 72-hour period. Authorities have issued emergency heavy rain warnings and are urging residents to remain alert for landslides and river flooding through August 30. The prolonged downpours have already loosened the ground, increasing the danger of landslides.
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