Japan’s Super Typhoon May Fuel U.S. Storm Chaos

Super Typhoon Halong just unleashed chaos in Japan — now, its powerful remnants could shake up the U.S. weather in a big way :tornado::dashing_away:

Meteorologists are watching closely as Halong turns east, potentially fueling heavy rain, flash floods, and even early winter snow across California, Oregon, Washington, and Alaska. Some forecasts warn of mountain blizzards and valley flooding next week if the typhoon merges with existing storm systems.

With wind gusts over 100 mph and ocean swells reaching 30 feet, Halong’s energy might trigger one of the first major winter storms of the season in the U.S. Even though it won’t make landfall, its impact could be massive.
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