it's east of northern luzon at the moment. it's going to be tracking towards taiwan and also the southwestern islands of japan. so you can see how far this system is. but it is a big system. already the outer bands are affecting the okinawan islands from where the video came out from. the wind gusts are 144 kph as of now picking up those high waves around the coastal areas. around 9 meters high. in and around the southeastern islands of okinawa as well. overnight hours and into tomorrow morning, the high tides could be as much as 1.3 meters higher than the normal sea level. and plus that, 9 meters of high waves could be very dangerous. stay away from those coastal areas. in the next couple of days it looks like it's going to be intensifying into a very strong typhoon status as it approaches taiwan. this is a very heavy rainmaker as you can see. the cumulation could be as much as 300 millimeters in some areas in localized areas could be even more in the next 72. in the western seaports of the philippines as well where already t

on the western seaboards of luzon. already 100 millimeters of accumulation has been saturating the land and rising the water levels. but additional of 150 to 200 millimeters could be possible across much of northeastern china as well. this heavy rainmaker band will be bringing 250 millimeters, especially in and around beijing region. temperaturewise, we're looking at a pair of 31 in seoul and in beijing with chances of thunderstorms. tokyo just seeing 22 degrees. that's about the same as today. what a huge drop from what we saw thursday which was about 36 degrees. moving over to the americas now, the midwest and across the mid-atlantic regions, this is where the severe weather would be found for your saturday. now this low pressure system will be bringing short time heavy rain which is going to be really dangerous for flash flooding. it's going to be upping the risk of it. and then the cold front will be sagging in toward northern appalachians and along here is where the severe weather could also be found. the dakotas

on the western seaboards of luzon. already 100 millimeters of accumulation has been saturating the land and rising the water levels. but additional of 150 to 200 millimeters could be possible across much of northeastern china as well. this heavy rainmaker band will be bringing 250 millimeters, especially in and around beijing region. temperaturewise, we're looking at a pair of 31 in seoul and in beijing with chances of thunderstorms. tokyo just seeing 22 degrees. that's about the same as today. what a huge drop from what we saw thursday which was about 36 degrees. moving over to the americas now, the midwest and across the mid-atlantic regions, this is where the severe weather would be found for your saturday. now this low pressure system will be bringing tho ining shor heavy rain which is going to be really dangerous for flash flooding. it's going to be upping the risk of it. it will be settling in toward the appalachians and where the severe weather could be also be found. the dakotas and minnesota, you'll also be ta

bringing drenching rain to the southern half of the country, as the system moves towards the north, luzonsee intensely fine showers as we head into tomorrow. temperature wise getting up to 34 degrees in shanghai, with plenty of sunshine. 33 degrees in seoul. coming at 34 degrees in tokyo. we may see some pop-up thundershowers during the heat of the day. all right, moving into the americas, not much changed since yesterday. mostly dry out towards the west, and some pop-up thundershowers in the four corners region and northwestern mexico due to the southerly monsoonal flow and a vigorous storm is still impacting the eastern half of the u.s. this storm has a history of producing hail the size of a golf ball and damaging winds enough to topple trees. in fact, two tornadoes touched down in new york. right now, the storm is stretching from the southern plains into new england states producing severe weather and tornado warnings are still posted in parts of new york, as well as pennsylvania. over the next 24 hours, the system will slowly make its way towards the southeast. as it does, temperatur