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.

Typhoon Dolphin, which has wind gusts of 140 mph — equivalent to a Category 4 hurricane — is churning in the Western Pacific as it slowly tracks northwest toward Asia. While the storm currently poses ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Satellite imagery captured on August 4 and 5 showed Typhoon Dolphin tracking across the Pacific Ocean ahead of a forecast landfall ...

Typhoon Dolphin is entering its final stage as it tracks across the Western Pacific, as it's expect to make landfall in mainland China on Sunday after barreling past Japan's Ryukyu islands. Dolphin ...

This storm is no longer being tracked. Dolphin was a typhoon over China Sunday evening China Standard Time, the Joint Typhoon Warning Center said in its latest advisory. The New York Times Flash ...

TOKYO — Typhoon Dolphin moved over Japan’s southern remote islands Friday, causing a main airport on Okinawa to close and grounding all flights in and out of the island, while sending hundreds of ...

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CAMP FOSTER, Okinawa — U.S. military installations across the island entered their highest storm-alert level Thursday as Typhoon Dolphin approached with the potential to bring prolonged destructive ...

BEIJING, July 28 (Reuters) - The remnants of Typhoon Noul pushed deeper into China on Tuesday, threatening heavy flooding across a broad swathe of the country's ‌southern and central provinces as ...

Typhoon Dolphin is entering its final stage as it tracks across the West Pacific, approaching the mainland of China. This comes as the typhoon is currently equivalent to a Category 1 hurricane ...

Three tropical systems were churning across the Pacific Ocean early Tuesday, fueled by exceptionally warm ocean waters linked to an already record-breaking El Niño and a huge marine heat wave. Here’s ...