scattered showers and tropical thunderstorms mainly for areas like the northern philippines and the indochina peninsula. very wet picture for you, especially vietnam and then down through the southern end of the peninsula. as highs for tuesday look like. 16, quite cool again in seoul. tokyo, too, at 22 degrees. will be a couple of degree drop from yesterday. 22 degrees in shanghai, as well. and then looking at 27 in taipei so slightly warmer here. and over towards the americas. lots of activity continues in the caribbean. a lot of cloud development here. we have a pretty active system to continue to bring in locally heavy rain and gusty conditions to areas like southern mexico through parts of cuba and even thousand in towards sections of southern florida. now, this system is headed northward and will start bringing in precipitation to the deep south. also, coupled with this system that's going to be heading eastward, the eastern half, the southeastern corner here of the u.s. looking pretty wet as we head in to tonight and tuesday. some areas looking at heavier amounts of rain, mostly across georgiand

plenty of showers to contend with here, northern philippines looking pretty wet today, towards indochina peninsula as well. mostly the southern half of the peninsula starting to look at the focus of the heavier rains today as well as central vietnam, looking at a chance of heavier downpours. watch for that. deadly flooding has been a serious problem across the peninsula. looks like you'll continue to see more showers hanging around. highs on monday, things on the cool side for seoul. only 13 degrees during the day. tokyo expecting 25 degrees, 24 in shanghai. slightly hotter in manilla with a high of 33 with thundershowers. as for the americas, looking at a lot of activity towards the caribbean islands. central americas have been reporting some heavy rains since last week, and they do continue again today. just a lot of tropical activity, continuing to dump showers. watch for further flooding and landslide risks. towards north america, a well developed low pressure system here moving through the eastern canada. this is moving at a slow pace, so we will be talking about gusty conditions and precipit

looking at tropical showers and downpours for areas like the northern philippines, taiwan and indochina peninsula. towards cambodia, southern thailand looking on the wet side today. highs for tuesday looking at 34 expected in bangkok with some thundershowers. 26 meanwhile for hong kong. things cooling off in shanghai. only 18 degrees today. beijing 16, 11 in seoul. tokyo, 27 degrees. it does warm up during the daytime, as you head into the evening hours, the companies are going to be dropping dramatically. getting a look at the u.s. or rather the caribbean where we're seeing the most activity now. we have a hurricane here, rina, that formed. currently category one hurricane, and it is a fairly compact system, not really impacting a wide area. it is packing pretty strong winds and looking to become a major hurricane in the next couple days. still on a strengthening track. it may approach yucatan peninsula later this week. by then it weakens to category one or two hurricane. right now rainfall in slight amounts, honduras and belize and southern mexico. and we may see stronger waves on the coastline

down to the south, it is thundery and wet to the southern indochina peninsula as well as much of thehilippines throughout the day. temperatures shaping up like this. tokyo expected to be 21 degrees and the same for seoul. bangkok, 33 degrees and overcast with the chance of thundershowers. heading over to the americas, a large low pressure system could bring wet and windy conditions across the eastern great lakes region and eastern canada. things are getting dryer here, but instead eastern canada will remain wet through friday. some snow is possible in southern quebec. out to the west, another round of rain is effecting british columbia and parts of oregon. you'll see heavy snow in higher elevations. otherwise, it stays dry across much of the u.s. and central canada. temperatures looking like this. we are expecting 12 degrees in vancouver, 14 in seattle. 22 in oklahoma city. finally let's go over to europe. a system is moving through the northern british isles, spreading rain. the system will then move to the southern scandinavian peninsula. cold precipitation and strong winds will ef

toward the south a northeasterly monsoonal flow across vietnam and the southern end of the indochina peninsula as for bangkok, a slight chance of thundershowers today. temperatures looking like this. another cool day for you in tokyo with 18 degrees, the same with seoul. manila expected to be 34 degrees, with mainly clear skies. >>> heading over to central america then, hurricane rina downgraded to a category 1 system, but still packing winds of 140 kilometers per hour. moving in a northwesterly direction and expected to hit the northeastern end of the yucatan peninsula by thursday. after it makes landfall it could become a tropical storm and head toward western cuba. right now, hurricane warnings have been issued along the northeastern corner of the yucatan peninsula. torrential rain and fierce winds will affect the coast. starting wednesday. as for rainfall accumulation, we're talking about 200 to 400 millimeters by friday. and strong winds could create a dangerous storm surge as well as distracted waves, so watch out for coastal flooding. we'll keep you posted on the situation. meanwhile, c

clearing up in much of norern indochina peninsula.ut the northeast monsoonal flow still will be impacting the philippines as well as eastern seaboards of vietnam. clearing up in bangkok, which is very good news. but as i mentioned, the high tide is going to be peaking on saturday. so the water levels will be rising by 15 centimeters. aew scattered showers will still beust in and around southernhailand. now herere your temperatures. tokyo, at 22 degrees for a saturday high. manila, 33. bangkok, we're looking at 3 degrees. only one digit in ulan bator at eight degrees. heading over to the americas, we've got this system, this is tropical storm rina, now moving at the speed of six kilometers per hour. it looks like it will be lingering around a similar area in towards the weekend. we have tropical storm warnings in the eastern tip of the yucatan peninsula and mexico. wes tse dgeustorm umulatings surges, as well aswells tbe aware of not on iit bringing wards e yan peniula. buthysm lso surgi moistu up tords the col front. thlopressure sysm

scattered showers and tropical thunderstorms mainly for areas like the northern philippines and the indochina peninsula. very wet picture for you, especially vietnam and then down through the southern end of the peninsula. as highs for tuesday look like. 16, quite cool again in seoul. tokyo, too, at 22 degrees. will be a couple of degree drop from yesterday. 22 degrees in shanghai, as well. and then looking at 27 in taipei so slightly warmer here. and over towards the americas. lots of activity continues in the caribbean. a lot of cloud development here. we have a pretty active system to continue to bring in locally heavy rain and gusty conditions to areas like southern mexico through parts of cuba and even thousand in towards sections of southern florida. now, this system is headed northward and will start bringing in precipitation to the deep south. also, coupled with this system that's going to be heading eastward, the eastern half, the southeastern corner here of the u.s. looking pretty wet as we head in to tonight and tuesday. some areas looking at heavier amounts of rain, mostly across georgia an

down towards the south, it's still wet across vietnam and the southern end of the indochina peninsula. as for bangkok, it's not doing too badly weatherwise, but waters will continue to flow. temperatures are shaping up like this. it's dropping down to 19 degrees in tokyo and 15 in seoul. manila coming in at 33 degrees with the chance of afternoon showers. heading over to central america, let's now focus on hurricane rina. rina is now a category 2 system packing winds of 175 kilometers an hour. it's moving in a westerly direction at this moment but could veer to the north and could hit the northeastern tip of the yucatan peninsula by thursday. it will change direction to the east, aiming for western cuba after that. we have hurricane warnings in effect across the east coast of the yucatan peninsula. torrential rain and fierce winds are going to affect here starting wednesday. it could become a major hurricane within a day or so. rainfall could total 200 to 400 millimeters by friday, and strong winds could create dangerous surf. so watch out for coastal flooding for the time being. we'l

down to the south, still wet across vietnam and southern end of indochina peninsula. as for bangkok, it is not doing too badly weather wise. waters flow downriver, so the risk of land slides and flooding will remain for the time being. temperatures shape up like this. dropping to 19 degrees in tokyo. 15 in seoul. manilla, 33 degrees with a chance of afternoon showers. heading to central america, let's focus on hurricane rina. it is now a category 2 system packing winds of 175 kilometers per hour. moving in a westerly direction at this moment, but could veer to the north and hit the northeastern tip of the yucatan peninsula by thursday. it will change direction to the east, aiming for western cuba after that. we have hurricane warnings in effect across the east coast of the yucatan peninsula. torrential rain and fierce winds will start wednesday. it could become a major hurricane within a day or so. rainfall could total 200 to 400 millimeters by friday, and strong winds could create a dangerous surf. so watch out for coastal flooding for the time being. we'll keep you

across the indochina peninsula. this map published by a united nations agency shows in red the areas affected by floods since mid august. they cover parts of thailand and cambodia and vietnam and laos. thailand is worse off with 280 killed and 2.3 million affected. residents of bangkok are on alert for possible flooding in the city. in neighboring cambodia, more than 200 people have been killed by 200 people have been killed by floods and landslides where the rivers overflowed. the disaster has been called the worst in cambodia in over a decade with 1 million people affected and half the district in the capital already flooded. in the mekong delta in southern vietnam, floods are worsening with at least 34 deaths. many of them children. damage to local crops and infrastructure is estimated at about $45 million u.s. dollars. in laos, at least 30 people have died, and 400,000 have been affected. the rains are expected to continue for several more weeks. raising expectations that the crisis may still worsen. >>> in sri

the indochina peninsula is still seeing heavy rain as well as scattered thunderstorms today as well.hile, a front is dutching heavy rain across southeastern china, the southern japan as well as the southern korean peninsula. the rain will develop and will target western japan today. we are expecting over 150 millimeters of rain, but some of the areas could be seeing as much as 300. so definitely stay on the watch for flooding as well as land slides. central and northern japan will see torrential rain on saturday as for china, southeastern corner, we will see things will be gradually easing here as we head into tonight. but it will stay wet across the northeastern parts of china. az for temperatures, we are expecting 24 in tokyo and 17 in seoul. it is getting up to 26 in hong kong and 30 degrees in taipei. as for the americas, irsomeone a tropical storm and continues to bring heavy rainfall across much of central america so the risks of flooding as well as mudslides will remain high for the next several days. meanwhile, several storms are dumping heavy rain across the eastern u.s. as

the united nations says around 4 million people have been effected so far across the indochina peninsula. this map published by a united nations agency shows in red the areas effected by floods since august. it covers tie hand, cambodia, laos. tie land worst off with 280 killed and 2.3 million effected. residents of bangkok are on alert for possible flooding in the city. in neighboring cambodia, more than 200 people have been killed by floods and landslides after rivers overflowed. they call the disaster the worst in cambodia in over a decade, with one million people effected and half the districts in the capital already flooded. in southern vietnam, floods are worsening with at least 34 deaths, many of them children. damage to local crops and infrastructure is estimated at about 45 million u.s. dollars. in laos, at least 30 people have died and 400,000 have been effected. the rains are expected to continue for several more weeks, raising expectations that the crisis may still worsen. >>> sri lanka entoured two decades of wars before the tsunami that killed more than 30,000 people on the

we have one low off the philippines and another off the indochina peninsula.ringing more rain to the area. it has been a prolonged period of showers and thunderstorms. of course, we had several tropical storm systems move through. grounds are well saturated in the area. additional rainfall is not going to be good for the risk of further flooding and land slides. showers continue across portions of thailand. dealing with serious flooding issues. looks like you will not be out of the woods just yet. to the north of all of this rain, we see really dry conditions for the majority of china. japan, too. this morning, just a little rain hanging onto northern sections, but that is finally on its way out. we should be seeing nice sunny skies in the next few days even for japan. friday's highs look like this. 24 and mild. 22 in seoul, up to 22 in shanghai. towards the americas, clouds continue to move across the western half of the united states. a low looking to drop out of the rockies and head for the plain states. it is still bringing rain to the inner mountain west

meanwhile, strong northeasterly winds are creating thundershowers across the southern indochina peninsuland a separate system will continue to dump heavy rain on bangladesh, northeastern china as well as northeastern india and northern myanmar the next couple of days. as for japan, it is mostly dry, but the pacific side will see more cloud cover as the day goes on. temperatures looking like this. we are expecting 19 degrees in tokyo and the same in seoul. 28 in hong kong. heading to the americas, it is mostly dry in the west, but very stormy in the east. a couple of low pressure systems are dropping heavy rain across much of the southeastern corner of the u.s. as well as the mid-atlantic region. risks of severe thunderstorms, large hail and damaging winds will continue throughout tonight here. we had toerpd watches in effect across the southern parts of the florida peninsula. the stormy conditions move northward and reach the northeast states in the next 24 hours. meanwhile, light showers are lingering across ontario and quebec but that should ease wednesday. it is mostly dry and settled

meanwhile, a big low pressure system by the indochina peninsula. it is dumping heavy rain and thunderstorms. much of the peninsula and coast of china and this area has been contending with the serious flooding situation. so any additional rain is not good news. as for central china, things are looking wet and the rain is moving into the east coast in the next 24 hours. but it is a different story for the korean peninsula and much of japan. a high pressure system is bringing a nice spell. this area under rain and thunderstorms. as for temperatures, we expect 23 in tokyo and 21 in seoul. it will be very cool, only 11 degrees here. you may see some snow. as for the americas, we are monitoring hurricane jova. it is set to make landfall in the southwest coast of mexico in the next several hours. torrential rains and fierce winds are impacting much of the west coast. we have another system trailing jova. this is tropical storm irwin. it is going to approach the same area. this area is contending with very wet conditions in the next several days. as for t

indochina peninsula looking mey bauhe southwest monsoon has en enhanced. a low pressure system around southeas rsith i moving towards the east. now tt ioing to be approaching northernarf japan, s maybe by sports day, atm ioio be approachinand briin wet and windy situation f u on our sports day on monday. early next week. however, for our ekend, loo li it's in to aery clear sky here in tokyo. r three-day weekend coming up, it's going to be nice weather. to come for our three manila at 31 degrees. here in north america, we've got two systems, those are like twins, it's going to be bringing heavy rain towards mexico. but as of now, no coastal warnings in western coast o mexico. it is going to be gearing towards the coast. and it looks like it's going to become a hurricane by local time saturday. is now moving in a west-northwest direction at the speed of 19 kilometers per ho. this is tropical storm jova. we have irvin, which is already a hurricane. it looks like it's going to be making a similar path towards the western coast of mexico. it could merge with jo

over towards the indochina peninsula as well we have a couple of lows in place. really we're talking about just a lot of wet weather in the area. it has been a wet past couple of monthsments and a serious flooding situation. you can see more rain again today. it is just going to remain very, very serious for the time being. towards china as well, looking quite unsettled along the southern coastline. for central sections too, a little more rain spreads in from inland areas today. towards japan, the southern islands continuing to see some hefty showers and stronger downpours. otherwise it should remain largely dry, although in the afternoon we may see a couple spots pick up. tokyo's high expected to reach 24 dprees today, so another plecht day. 23 for the high, 21? beijing and expecting 24 years for xhong ching. over towards the americas it is pacific just off the western end of mexico looking at a lot of tropical activity. we have two tropical systems set to make landfall on this pacific side of mexico within the next 24 hours happening yesterday afternoon into th

but the wet weather will be remaining just here in northern indochina peninsula. and also the northeastern monsoon will be picking up those moisture surge and will be very wet here in east coast of vietnam as well as southern thailand. now, we have reports of 15 millimeters in the past 24 hours in southern thailand. so we are very concerned with further flooding in and around bangkok. ulan bator at 9 degrees, just in single digits here. beijing, 16, seoul at 18 and we're looking at tokyo at 20 degrees for our friday high and bangkok at 34. heading over to the americans, we've got a hurricane we have been monitoring. now this is hurricane rina, a category 1 hurricane. it's moving now in a northwesterly direction at the speed of nine kilometers per hour. the winds are picking up. 120 kilometers per hour. but it looks like it's going to be downgrading its intensity into a tropical storm. we do have hurricane warnings just in the eastern coast of yucatan peninsula and mexico. and the storm surge s as well a, are very concerning and also the heavy rain. heavy bulk of r

we have one low off the philippines and another off the indochina peninsula. bringing more rain to the area. it has been a prolonged period of showers and thunderstorms. of course, we had several tropical storm systems move through. grounds are well saturated in the area. additional rainfall is not going to be good for the risk of further flooding and land slides. showers continue across portions of thailand. dealing with serious flooding issues. looks like you will not be out of the woods just yet. to the north of all of this rain, we see really dry conditions for the majority of china. as well as the korean peninsula and japan, too. this morning, just a little rain hanging onto northern sections, but that is finally on i way out. we should be seeing nice sunny skies over the next few days even for japan. friday's highs look like this. 24 and mild in tokyo. 22 in seoul, getting up to 25 in shanghai. towards the americas, clouds continue to move across the western half of the united states. a low looking to drop out of the rockies and head for the plain states

southwestern china, as well as the indochina peninsula is also affected from the storm.thwest monsoon is being enhanced. now in the philippines, as you can see, amounts of rainfall to come in luzon in northern philippines. this is the area where those previous consecutive storms had hit. and the flooding situation, not alleviated yet. but unfortunately there's another tropical low developed just over the pacific, which is on its way towards the area that where the land is already saturated. and so flooding, landslides, mudslides, these are all going to be at risk in much of these areas that have i mentioned earlier. now we have another low pressure system. this front is going to be developed on wednesday. so southwestern islands of japan and northern tie juan is going to be looking at very heavy rain to come. more than 400 millimeters have been reported in okinawa. it's going to be continuing for just a little while longer and that's going to be moving towards western and central parts of japan. so some isolated thunderstorms may be popping up in the next 24. it's going

clearing up in much of northern indochina peninsula.ut the northeast monsoonal flow still will be impacting the philippines as well as eastern seaboards of vietnam. clearing up in bangkok, which is very good news. but as i mentioned, the high tide is going to be peaking on saturday. so the water levels will be rising by 15 centimeters. a few scattered showers will still be just in and around southern thailand. now here are your temperatures. tokyo, at 22 degrees for a saturday high. manila, 33. bangkok, we're looking at 34 degrees. only one digit in ulan bator at eight degrees. heading over to the americas, we've got this system, this is tropical storm rina, now moving at the speed of six kilometers per hour. it looks like it will be lingering around a similar area in towards the weekend. we have tropical storm warnings in the eastern tip of the yucatan peninsula and mexico. and rain will be accumulating as well as those dangerous storm surges, as well as swells to be aware of. not only is it bringing rain towards the yucatan peninsula.

indochina peninsula looking messy because the southwest monsoon has been enhanced.ure system around southeastern russia that is moving towards the east. now that is going to be approaching northern parts of japan, so maybe by sports day, that system is going to be approaching and bringing wet and windy situation for us on our sports day on monday. early next week. however, for our weekend, looks like it's going to be a very clear sky here in tokyo. especially 22 degrees, so for our three-day weekend coming up, it's going to be nice weather. to come for our three days, manila at 31 degrees. here in north america, we've got two systems, those are like twins, it's going to be bringing heavy rain towards mexico. but as of now, no coastal warnings in western coast of mexico. it is going to be gearing towards the coast. and it looks like it's going to become a hurricane by local time saturday. it is now moving in a west-northwest direction at the speed of 19 kilometers per hour. this is tropical storm jova. we have irvin, which is already a hurricane. it looks like it's g

and we do have much calmer wind conditions at least for areas across the indochina peninsula. however there's a lot of remnant moisture around. we're still looking at rain that hangs on in the peninsula, hainan island as well as the southeast corner of china again today. in the philippines a tropical low that's bringing in rain. so really a wide area of southeast asia again looking at more rain. to the north, a much drier picture for the rest of china. the korean peninsula is drying out. for japan, southern areas enjoy sunshine, it will still stay wet in the north and some areas may experience heavy downpours throughout the day. watch out for that. for highs on thursday. tokyo getting up to 25 during the day. 22 meanwhile in seoul, then 24 degrees in shanghai. quite pleasant here. as for the americas, lots of clouds continue to stream in off of the pacific. lots of activity for the west. the mountain west coast and canada will look at more rain. snow also for plains states here right into the east of this low. winds are picking up. and we do see very dry conditions, windy weat

the philippines will ton see showers as will a lot of the indochina peninsula. areas like taiwan and the southern islands of japan have been experiencing heavy falls. and that is looking to continue again today. now to the north of that, we've got high pressure dominating much of japan and all the way in towards northern china. largely dry. however, for japan, we'll see showers coming on in from the south and things will be looking a little bit wetter into the afternoon. mostly evening hours. and then it will look a lot wetter across the country on wednesday. >>> for today's highs, 21 expected in tokyo. and 20 degrees in seoul. and then looking at 22 degrees for shanghai. head over toward the americas. lots of clouds moving into the western end of north america. there will be plenty of precipitation already impacting the coastline. that will spread further into the intermountain west. a lot of cold air coming in. we'll see chances of snow for those upper elevations. now towards the east, looking a little drier but still some moisture coming into the new england