Typhoon Dujuan: A Stormy Warning in a Warming World Typhoon Dujuan's devastating impact on Japan is a stark reminder of the increasing ferocity of storms in a world where climate change is rewriting the rules of weather patterns.
The four deaths, landslides, and widespread disruption are a sobering consequence of the super El Niño's influence on the Pacific.
The storm's impact was felt across Tokyo and surrounding prefectures, with 50,000 people left without power and hundreds of flights grounded.