Typhoon Dolphin hurtles towards Japan: Tracker, updates and what to expect
The large storm is forecast to cause strong winds and rainfall in parts of Japan, China and Taiwan.
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Typhoon Dolphin is heading westwards across the Pacific Ocean towards Japan, and residents of Okinawa Island have been urged to prepare for severe weather before its expected landfall this week.
Dolphin has taken a long voyage across the ocean, and as it approaches Japan, here’s what to expect in the coming days.
According to Zoom Earth, Dolphin is a “very strong typhoon” that was moving at 185 kilometres per hour (115 miles per hour) at 05:00 GMT on Tuesday.
It grew out of a tropical depression that emerged on July 26, moving at 45km/h (30mph) over the open waters of the Central Pacific Ocean as it embarked on a journey of several thousand kilometres across the Pacific.
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