one covered a train line in kagoshima on thursday. the line has now been cleared, but jma is warning of landslides that could still take place. this could result in continued travel delays and another landslide here ripped through a construction area carrying a wave of mud downstream, damaging several home and submerging vehicles in the dirt. lots happening here. unfortunately, catherine, we're likely to see more rain coming through the area. the rainy season is still lingering in similar locations. and we're actually going to be seeing about 200 millimeters of additional rainfall in parts of kyushu and even the lesser areas would see amounts of about 150 millimeters. and about 120 millimeters across parts of shikoku and see it engulfing much of honshu. so by the evening hours, we're starting to see the weather deteriorate in tokyo as well. low pressure system is active here over south korea. this could be some beneficial rain because you haven't seen the extreme drought conditions across the locations. but, of course, more and a lot

2015, double the amount you typically see out here in the month of june for some of these areas in kagoshimain has been coming down day in and day out. still more in the forecast. some areas as much as 150, to 200 millimeters could be seen. if you're in northern japan, at least the thunderstorms will be tapering off. we're seeing the stability levels kind of improve here. still thunderstorms in northeastern china, though. temperatures up into the mid 30s. shanghai at 25 there. showers in your forecast. south to manila, some afternoon thunderstorms. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ >>> that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thafengs for thanks for staying with us. ú ♪ all it "in good shape," and we are coming to you from berlin. let's jump right into it. here is what we have got for you. why doctors have to take psychology in consideration when treating back problems. we look at the pros and cons of fasting and juicing. and see how middle ear infections are treated. are you sitting down right now? yo

kagoshima up to 500 millimeters, hence the saturated grouped which will make for another risk of landslides and mud slides and that will continue for the next few days. a little bit of precipitation that's pulling into central japan. we are commuting, that's going to be tapering off for the afternoon hours. joan it today and the afternoon. the morning hours 25 degrees for the high. still very hot in seoul and 29 in beijing, also looking at the same digits out there. out here across oman we're looking at this system which is disperseing after it makes landfall. it will contact with the land landmasses as a deep depression. nothing like a cyclonic storm. we are receiving reports of major flooding. and also flooding has occurred across the uae. but the aviation services will not be suspended across oman. the flooding though will be a huge concern. another area where we're looking at some flooding potential is here in southern mexico where we have a new tropical storm that formed. named carlos. it's packing gusts of 100 kilometers per hour and likely to become a hurricane into the weekend. but

kagoshima, you've had nearly 1300 millimeters of rainfall since the beginning of june. more rain is anticipated. that's record-breaking levels. an additional 100 or 200 millimeters likely for many areas of western japan. flooding mudslides, all of them continued risk. and rain will likely head to hakone where the eruption was reported. so rain expected in hakone by tomorrow. temperatures are going to be 24 degrees in tokyo with rainy weather on wednesday. quite hot in beijing, 33 degrees. and down towards the south, 38 degrees. the extremely high temperatures are once again heating the western areas of the united states and parts of western canada. you can see the clockwise circulation this indicates. there's a high pressure sitting here. this will continue to sit here for awhile so temperatures will remain quite high for the next several days. boise, you had the record high temperatures on sunday. and temperatures will remain in the mid-30s as we go into the next several days. sacramento hitting 40 degrees on tuesday as well as wednesday. and inside the car, probably t

in fact, kagoshima, you had nearly 900 millimeters since the beginning of june. more heavy rain likely into tomorrow. and the rain will also spread to the northern portions of kyushu as well. across china, the seasonal rain band is affecting this area. the strongest areas will be across the yangtze river basin. sunny weather will return to seoul on thursday with 31 degrees. and 24 in tokyo. even down to 20 degrees as we go into friday. very hot in taipei. 35 degrees. now let's go to the americas. floods are a very high risk across the southern portions of the united states. tropical storm bill made landfall in the east coast of texas on tuesday. and it is still packing lots of energy. now, the system caused nearly 100 kilometer per hour gusts. it has weakened enough to cause flooding as well as tornadoes. there is a concern for nearly 200 millimeters of rain for the eastern areas of texas for the next several days. in fact, over 500 millimeters has fallen since the entire month of may. the ground is very well saturated. additional rain is definitely not good news

rainfall it is still coming down for those of you across parts of kyushu especially there over towards kagoshimain the past 72 hours there have been some rainfall reports, 60 millimeters accumulated. this goes back to a week now. you see the showers day in and day out. another round of o it is expected in the forecast 180 millimeters could fall. strong to potentially severe thunderstorms in northern japan. main reason for that is that cold air aloft and you get that daytime heating. it is starting to warm up summerlike temperatures will increase with the amount of instability. on the bigger picture, still got those showers across parts of china over here. you'll be seeing about 180 millimeters in the forecast. look at chongqing, 25 especially over towards bangkok, strong to severe thunderstorm there on your wednesday. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> and that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do join us again at the top of the hour. >> hello and welcome to "global 3000." over the next half hour we'll bring you up to date on some of those ke

that's actually going to pull into certain parts where it's not welcome, because we have flooding in kagoshima saw 200 millimeters of rainfall in the past 24 hours and we're likely to see additional 150 millimeters into the next 24, and actually into just friday morning hours, of which 50 millimeters could fall just in one hour's span. that's figure to be provide that's going to be provided up into honshu. a disturbance in china and the northern tip of hokkaido watch out for the deterioration of weather and thunderstorms up there. but it's not just bad weather that people in hokkaido are seeing, here we're seeing this beautiful sky. the sun became very active firing up plasma directly at the earth, so the result is auroras. it's been since march that northern hokkaido residents observed this sight which had been the first in 11 years. the solar flares are actually very intense lately. officials say we could see more in the next six months. so maybe there are people out there could have another scene like that again. people in northern america got to see this sight too. so the solar flare was v

kagoshima back to the west seeing wet weather. and towards naha seeing the dry conditions and sunny conditions. highs in the low 30s for the rest of the week. we're going to look at the forecast for north america. notice the clouds building into the great lakes. there were 13 tornado reports that came out of this particular system as we went through the day. cold front pushing towards the east. wrapping this around. this is slamming into the warm air. that's where we're seeing the high chance for another severe weather situation as we go through tuesday. enhanced risk north of new york into massachusetts and also into places like vermont and new hampshire. so look out for that. but even a slight risk extended out to washington, d.c. and as far south as kentucky. and also back over into the dakotas is a lookout for the possibility of tornadoes with flash flooding and strong thunderstorms in place. again, very active weather pattern on the eastern seaboard of the united states as we go through tuesday. a quick look at what's happeni