we're looking at a satellite picture of typhoon trami. mind just in the cast couple of weeks we have already tracked another typhoon into china, where it brought ex -- exsessionive deaths. significant rainfall is once again moving into china throughout the day today as the storm makes landfall. we're still monitoring to see if this will officially be called a typhoon. but the state news agency for china gave a quote, and said this is the worst floods in decades for china. and taiwan is also in the mix for all of this rainfall as well. to the northwest it's not rainfall that we're watching so much as lightning strikes, because the rain as it is moving up into the dry air is evaporating. and it's very dry for the southwest and parts of idaho and oregon. we could talk about how dry it has been, how the grass and brush and trees have dried out so much, it's just standing waiting for a fire to start. a number of wildfires have already occurred in oregon, but now we'll watch the east border. today we have got thunderstorms that will be rolling

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it is being hit by trami and also the southwest monsoon.wo combining to produce record amounts of rain. so far merely a meter of rain has fallin. trying to clear up as best she can, she says at one point the water level on the ground floor was two meters. >> translator: we get floods every year, but they have never been as bad as this. >> reporter: across the street at his tayloring shop, angel garcia is counting the cost. a business that took him years to build up was gone in a couple of hours. >> translator: i have lost my six sewing machines and my fabrics, all submerged. >> reporter: for casters are predicting that rain should sup subside by the end of the week. >> that was the unofficial prediction. and now let's get the official prediction. >> i think he actually has it report in his report there. it managed to capture the intensive rain flow. you see these totals. that's the latest i have got from manila itself. from just around the bay it is more than a thousand millimeters, and if you live somewhere like london you might not see th

. >> reporter: torrential rains induced by typhoon trami.orcing both governments and private businesses to close. more than 300,000 people were affected by the disaster. but there were those who chose to remain in their floodedede flooded homes. >> reporter: the residents here, which number about 1,000 families, opteded to stay in their homes. they say they're not comfortable in the very cramped evacuation centers. >> it was my birthday yesterday, and i'm so sad with our situation. but we had to flee our house because the water was already up to my neck. it is my wish this flooding will never happen again. not only for me, but for all of us who are now suffering. >> reporter: this has been turned into an evacuation center and houses 200 families. among them are cbn's beneficiaries of the blessed child program. 5-year-old angel is one of them. she was malnourished, weighing only nine kilos before joining the feeding program. after three months, she now weighs 14 kilos. her grandmother is thankful because angel has become stronger to endure th

a similar situation as we saw last week with trami that moved to the north and impacted taiwan. but it pulled in the monsoon from the southwest here and that brought in these heavy rain showers. so the waters are still receding following that. this storm system very well could be bringing a similar condition. now, it is going to continue to push off here towards the north expecting it to intensify up to a severe tropical storm intensity, but it's still not going to be a big windmaker. the wind could spread out as it pushes to the north, but it's going to be a big rainmaker, in the next 24 to 72 hours possibly moving into taiwan. something we want to continue to watch out for for the risk of flooding and even landslides with it. farther to the north we have this stationary boundary. it's slowly drifting off to the east though. much of western japan going into your tuesday you're going to be seeing improving conditions following flooding we saw over the weekend. into hokkaido we have a low pressure area accompanied by an upper level trough. it's keeping things unstable just enough

this is trami. making its way to taiwan and perhaps into southern china, but before it hits taiwan, it's likely to maintain its intensity. it will be packing gusts of 126 and into tomorrow about 144 kilometers per hour. and that will be pick up the high waves along the coastal regions in any of these islands up to about seven meters high. very dangerous level. not only that but the total accumulation of the rainfall will be staggering amounts. the southwestern monsoonal flow is dumping torrents of rain here in western luzon. that includes the metro manila area where the flooding has still not alleviated yet. this is a huge concern because any further precipitation could further worsen the situation. we see a lot of rain accumulations and even in japan. thunderstorms are likely to ignite across much of northern japan and down into kanto region in the evening hours. for now sunniy spells with tokyo at 34 same here in shanghai and chongqing with 34 for the high today. a hot day in southern regions of t

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several days, places like the northern philippines and taiwan have been hit hard by the rains from trami, in the past week, you can see totals of 500 to 600 millimeters, really bad flooding across parts of northern philippines as well as taiwan. we were showing pictures earlier today. here are pictures from the philippines once again. this is 80 kilometers north of manila. floods have been submerging villages and making roads impassable. a month's worth of rain has fallen in a few days and the area is claimed a place of calamity. nearly 300,000 more have been displaced but are staying with friends and relatives. so this is in the philippines, which isn't even in the direct path of this storm. what it's been doing, enhancing the southwest monsoonal flow over the philippines as the moisture flows into the storm. all of this heavy rain has been impacting portions of luzon. we'll see more of that in taiwan and as the system makes its way into southeastern china, even after it becomes a tropical depression, which is likely to do after making landfall. we'll see a lot of rain in the next three

means more heavy rain coming into luzon which is already experiencing widespread flooding because of trami, which was the last tropical storm we saw yesterday making landfall in fujan province, if you remember. it made landfall and then it has moved down towards the south as a tropical depression remnant low in fact. and now it's still bringing that heavy rain, but back in towards the south of china now where last week we saw typhoon utor move through the south china sea and come in here through guangdong province, if you remember. these are areas that do not need anymore rain. maybe 250 millimeters heading over into vietnam for the next 24 hours. up towards the north as well in far eastern russia more flooding here. we've got some video of the situation in russia. this is being called the worst flooding in 120 years in russia's far east. impacting 50,000 people. and the forecast shows that conditions may even worsen. the amor river burst its banks after a month of unusually heavy rainfall hit the area through august. now, many forecasters think the water is not going to recede until early

construction workers were swept away by a spreading floods in the north east this is topical storm tramiof these southern provinces triggered huge landslides burying dozens of homes it's estimated two hundred people are dead or missing since the beginning of the floods over a months ago. mother nature continues to cause devastation in russia as well floodwaters in some areas of the country's far east are now said to be a alling but still there's concern over this is here action in the city of a bad ups where water levels are expected to reach eight meters this week and five thousand people have already been affected imagine so workers have erected almost seventeen kilometers of temporary embankment ten of them in her bar's replies have been described as the wires to a country with many thousands of hectares of farmland swamped it's estimated more than sixty million dollars worth of damage i have been down the high water levels were caused by have a downpours in early july and are not expected to start receding until i met next. in one germantown growing kind of bits has become the new me

dozen construction workers were swept away by spreading floods in the northeast this is tropical storm trami hit the southern provinces it triggered huge landslides during dozens of homes it's estimated two hundred people are dead or missing since the beginning of the floods over a month ago. and mother nature continues to cause devastation in russia as well floodwaters in some areas of the country's far east and now said to be falling but still there is concern over the situation in the city of kabul office where water levels are expected to reach eight meters this weekend five thousand people have already been affected emergency workers have erected almost seventeen kilometers of temporary embankments ten of them in cut offs the floods have been described as the worst in the sentry and many thousands of hectares of farmland swamped it's estimated more than sixty million dollars worth of damage may have been done the high water levels were caused by heavy downpours in early july and not expected to start receding until early next month. i'll be back with the news team with more from just ov

it is compared to a hurricane at stage one, and we're looking at typhoon trami, that has already killedt people because of rainfall and flooding in the philippines. it has tracked across taiwan, and you can see that it is moving onshore into china at this time. this is packing a punch, and it's so much rain on top of an additional iphon typhoon utor tt moved in last week. we're watching this one closely. we also have rainfall as we look at florida. they have severe thunderstorms warnings that have gone into effect from bradenton, florida, up into tampa. this is dumping a significant amount of rain in a very short period of time all along the florida coast line and the gulf coast. we're seeing the showers also work their way up into the carolinas again. a place that does not need much more rain because you've had so much already this season. as we take a look at our radar and clouds for the gulf coast you can see it's moving in quite a bit of shower activity pushing into new orleans. most of our lightening activity is across the same spot all through florida. there is your thunderstorms

we could see heavy rain towards the south, what coming down from typhoon trami. similar totals across the chinese mainland. it is still there, it is still spiraling around very slowly and pushing on further on land. so we're going osee more heavy rain here. there's still more rain in the philippines. what's happened is the southwest monsoon has been enhanced, causing almost a super-monsoon effect. good news here but across southern parts of china it looks as though the heavy rain will continue for the next few days, looks like there will probably be more rain in this area too. >> speaking of the area of japan the rnls of the troubled fukushima nuclear plant, tepco needs help for leak of water. the level set to be raised to level 3, the highest since the disaster. anita knight has more. >>> we know that the tepco and it's various supervisory organizations, have not gotten on top of the problem at all. this particular leak that we're talking about is from water that was supposed to be safely contained after being used to cool one of the three nuclear reactors that

, particularly manila was the result of what was left of the tropical storm and eventually typhoon tramias extended to as far as shanghai in the north. if we move into this region, you can see here at the bay -- you can see a wide bay which narrows as we get towards the mouth of the river. if you take a look at what happens, you can see the tidal wave which was produced. many rivers around the world exhibit this. people get too close -- they are captivated by actual scenes, and they get get up by it. should i be all right here? yeah, you are fine? are you sure. no, i'm not sure. and that's what happens. as far as the general weather is concerned we still have heavy rain effecting northern parts of china. and the situation across the philippines still looking pretty wet here. our charts certainly shows that, but the worst of the rain looks as though it is over. >>> all right. in sports we'll hear the defending champions think about their chances this year. stay with us. >>> here are the top stories, at least 27 people have been killed in explosions this tripoli. over 350 people have been

at least 40 inches of rain caused a lot of problems there, that was monsoon moisture from typhoon tramiich is now over china. it's still dumping a lot of rain in that area. flooding a big concern in the philippines and china with this storm over the last two days. >>> now we're talking about rain and the lack of it in the upper midwest. the showers are pushing south, and here is the changing weather. you're dealing with a shower and storm there in chicago. there is the rain down south with pop-up storms. this is cooler air moving in. the temperatures will drop a bit. chicago, minneapolis, rain is coming down and cooler air is approaching from the northern plains. that's moving south and eventually pushing east. rain coming down in the northeast now. there are heavier showers and storms that will cause flooding in the philadelphia area and also around new york showers there. a little break and a line developing. stronger storms moving through pennsylvania now. that will continue to move east. expected rainfall in the next 24 hours. you see once the rain moves through its done. there is s

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