Due to the influence of fronts and low pressure, developed rain clouds are spotted on Kanto and Tokai regions. Over May 14th, heavy rains may occur intermittently, especially on the Pacific side of western and eastern of Japan, and the Japan Meteorological Agency is calling for careful attention to sediment-related disasters and inundation of low land.

Eruption was confirmed around 06.00 PM on March 27th at “Eruption Asane”, a submarine volcano located on the north of Iwo Jima in the Ogasawara Islands. The Japan Meteorological Agency issued an eruption warning in the surrounding sea area late at night on the 27th, saying that an eruption had occurred, calling attention to ships that navigating in the vicinity.

On Monday morning, the typhoon had weakened.

Almost one-third of the hotspots was extinguished thanks to the rain, said one official from the New South Wales Rural Fire Service.

Since Japanese authorities only provided warnings in the Japanese language, many foreigners are left confused.

Japan Meteorological Agency said on Monday that the country is going to face two more typhoons.

A magnitude-4.7 earthquake struck a remote area of central California on Tuesday. But a seismologist said there was no connection to a slightly smaller quake hours earlier in the San Francisco Bay region.

Currently, SAR operations were ongoing in central, eastern, and northeastern regions. The number might be increasing.

The warning did not consist of a single kanji, but it was written with hiragana alone.

It is unfortunate for the Italian rugby team as Hagibis also affects the 2019 Rugby World Cup.

Activists with the Extinction Rebellion movement blocked major roads in Berlin and Amsterdam on Monday at the beginning of what was billed as a wide-ranging series of protests demanding new climate policies.

Halting train service and delaying more than a hundred flights, Typhoon Faxai, hit the Kanto region.