devastation, if you remember, came into northeastern vietnam, and now sort of curled around into southeastern china as a remnant low. it's no longer a tropical storm, but still bringing significant rainfall down. you'll be feeling that certainly in hong kong before this system eases off into wednesday. up we go to japan, and you can see some strong winds coming in across from the northwest, and this is producing some snow. we have sea-effect snow about this time of year when the winds come in, bringing up the moisture, picking up the moisture from the sea of japan and dumping it along the western seaboard. we have pretty significant snow depths today in hie chi doe, 48 se centimeters. with this wet, heavy snow, maybe power outages where the cables are going to be weighed down, potentially some damage coming from broken tree limbs that are breaking under the weight of the heavy snow, as well. that is going to start to ease off by wednesday, though, as this starts to pull away. temperaturewise, fairly cool up towards the north, minus 4 for ulan bator, that's the high on wednesday. 13 in tokyo, 11 in

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start to come down to 60 miles-per-hour later this evening, and as it heads into the southeastern portions of chinay monday morning, looks like the winds will die down to 40 miles-per-hour. it will dedowngradeed to a area of low pressure then. so, it looks like the worst from this is about to end. >>> many of those who evacuated in vietnam in preparation of the supertyphoon have return home tonight. vietnam's coast appears to have been spared the brunt of haiyan's force, as leighshowed us, a weekenned high yap made landfall in northern vietnam. 600,000 people living in the central region were evacuated. >>> another nation in haiyan's path was battered with heavy wind and strong reasons. it's the 30th typhoon to hit china this year. several flights were cancelled due to the weather, leaving 400 people stranded. >>> our coverage on this developing story continues now on our web site, our facebook page and on twitter. >>> ahead, the annual event to honor those who served our country. the veterans day parade makes its way through the streets of san francisco. vets say it's an important event. >> how we

this is the remnant of the exit pre typed in honey and it's providing moisture across the southeastern areas of china as well as the southwestern on it so cheap and beating some scattered heavy showers across japan we are seen when he pressed her passion is weakening but we are seeing a lot of snow across much of the northern half of this country. about seventy five centimeters of snow fall of rain pounded home ep picture on top of that up to forty centimeters in northern japan excuse me i'm going to call can be seen. as well as the thirty five centimeters doesn't mean that the prefecture. this is mostly on the mountainous region inside is looking and very chilly conditions at thirteen degrees lower than average year. can't beat that though the parliament or minus four for the high and it snow in forecast on wednesday. not to the america as we linking ad and harry still spill across the eastern half of this continent highway linking it to suck on a dominating the area and if i didn't snow showers for the first time this season in new york to the nbc a lot of the area sunday on record it on temperatur

the same system is affecting northeastern china and southeastern russia. you've been getting some snow. you can see another ten centimeters in the next 24 hours as well as some gusty winds which, in turn, could reduce visibility, making for some dangerous driving conditions. much of the rest of china, mongolia as well staying dry under strong high pressure. then down to the south, scattered showers across the philippines as well as indochina. here in vietnam, experiencing very heavy rain for the last couple of weeks. two different rounds. these additional showers could exacerbate any flooding and certainly lead to the risk of landslides and mudslides. something to bear in mind. fairly dry and lots of sunshine on tuesday. in taipei, 18. 13 in shanghai. tapering off to just 5 degrees in seoul. but again, still staying nice and bright. and then one degree for the high in ulon bator with partly cloudy skies. on into the americas, and it's really the east that we want to focus on today. some extremely strong storms ripping through the midwest on sunday. and bri

it is a snowstorm affecting northeastern parts of china and up into southeastern portions of russia there. now you could see about 15 centimeters of snow widely, in addition to maybe about 30 centimeters in some areas. very strong winds going with that, as well. as for japan, you're getting the tail end of this storm. the front is sweeping across much of the country and from north to south we've seen some really strong winds and heavy rain here, even parts of okinawa, nara getting some heavy rain, as i say, all the way up towards the north. as the system pulls away tomorrow, we are going to be seeing snow forming across the korean peninsula, as well as the western edge of japan. this is going to continue as the sea effect machine gets going here, really through the end of the work week, so we'll be seeing that snow accumulating through northern japan and also temperatures dropping. at the moment, temperatures are not bad, 18 degrees forecast for tokyo on tuesday, but that is going to start to fall through the work week as the colder air gets to grip with japan. meanwhi meanwhile, 5 degree

southeastern asia. it's made landfall over the philippines. and it is now traveling over the south china sea. it looks like it will be intensifying further into a stronger typhoon status but as of now, we're speak speaking object this area here, which is cambodian and the gusty winds are up to 180 kilometers per hour moving at the speed of 20 kilometers per hour so it's a fast-moving system and it won't dump too much heavy rain but we're very much concerned with the very rough sea conditions across much of the sour rounding countries and the high waves can cause coastal flooding in the low-lying area so a lot of potential for secondary disasters here. and out toward taiwan to the easterly flow, it looks like taiwan will be in the target of that heavy downpour as well as the southwestern islands of japan where thunderstorms and intense showers with the indirect umm pact of the tie poon which is despite the proximity moving all the way away in toward southern china in the coming days. it looks like it could make a secondary landfall so we kept a very close eye on this system for you. to the nor

china. people from other parts of asia are coming, too. the japanese government eased visa restrictions for tourists from five southeastern asian nations. it's trying to attract more affluent travelers. well established department stores are trying to win them over. they're offering duty-free service and more. this store renovated its interior and expanded its women's shoes section. >> translator: we are getting more shoppers from china and thailand as well as from other southeast asian countries. this year foreign customers spent three times as much as they did last year. >> reporter: japan welcomed a record 8.66 million foreign visitors as of the end of october. analysts say promoting tourism will stimulate the economy and create new jobs. >> translator: japan's population is shrinking and personal consumes is not likely to grow, but by welcoming foreigners, we can boost sales. on the other hand, how foreigners behave sometimes depends on chance. we may get more foreigners or fewer according to political and economic events. >> reporter: government officials want to welcome 25 million people from abroad in 2020, the year of the tokyo