Storm circulation

Flooding in western Alaska was caused by the circulation of Typhoon Ha Long. Photo: Alaska Internal Security Agency and Emergency Management

The circulation of storm Ha Long causes unexpectedly severe impacts in remote areas

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The circulation of Typhoon Ha Long, a storm that formed in the western Pacific, brought strong typhoon-level winds and caused severe flooding to the western part of the state of Alaska, USA.

The strongest wind near the center of storm Ha Long at 5:10 p.m. on October 9 was at 175 km/h. Photo: Zoom Earth

Warning of Ha Long storm circulation causing flooding, severe flooding

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Typhoon Ha Long swept through Japan's Izu Islands with gusts of more than 230 km/h and record-breaking rainfall. The storm's circulation is forecast to cause severe flooding in the entire United States.

The rising water level of the Cau River caused flooding in Van Ha ward (Bac Ninh) after storm No. 10. Photo: Van Truong

Proactively evacuate people when water overflows the dike in Bac Ninh

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Bac Ninh - According to the authorities, the information about the dike breach in Tien Luc commune is incorrect, but there was an incident of bank overflow occurring at the dike.

29 locations in Hanoi are heavily flooded, people cannot circulate, soaked in water

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The heavy rain that poured in in the early morning of October 7 turned many roads in Hanoi into rivers, and a series of vehicles stalled.