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## Video: Typhoon Neoguri Causes Floods, Landslides, But Not What Japan Feared

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_Published 2014-07-09. Typhoon Neoguri made landfall on Okinawa Tuesday, causing flash floods and landslides, with 20 injuries and two reported deaths so far. Still, the storm hasn't really matched the expectations from super typhoon forecasts just days ago._


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## Transcript

Typhoon Neoguri has ravaged Okinawa and now it's headed for the Japanese mainland. The storm made landfall on Okinawa Tuesday, causing flash floods and landslides, with 20 injuries and 2 reported deaths so far. Despite the strength of the storm, damage was limited thanks in part to the preparedness of the Okinawans who see typhoons regularly. The Okinawan and Japanese, know typhoons like nobody else. What lockdown means is, everybody has to go, to their home of residence and they're not supposed to leave their house. A lot of the buildings on these islands are reinforced concrete which means that the infrastructure damage and physical damage to the buildings, should be minimal.

Still, the Japan meteorological agency reported Neoguri did cause record downpours in Eastern Japan, and Okinawa is still on alert, for more landslides. So far, the typhoon really hasn't matched expectations though. As a writer on EarthSky points out, Neoguri was earlier expected to be the strongest typhoon ever to strike the country of Japan during the month of July, but it weakened and lost super typhoon status, before touching down. And the storm has weakened even further, since hitting Okinawa with the Weather Channel reporting sustained winds less than 60 miles per hour, down from Tuesday's peak winds of 112 miles an hour.

Nevertheless, Bloomberg reports authorities have evacuated close to 90, 000 people. Closing factories, offices and schools ahead of the storm's expected landfall, on Kyushu Thursday. Weather Underground predicts the storm will make landfall around 3 a. m local time before moving on, to Shikoku and Honshu in the following days. Thanks for watching. I'm Cliff Judy.

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