Typhoons

Power cut in Taipei - Flights suspended in Okinawa - Tsunami warning issued in Japan

In the plains and cities, residents can anticipate mostly sunny skies accompanied by moderate to strong northwesterly winds. Overnight temperatures are forecasted to range from 2°C to 7°C, dipping to around 3°C in the capital city of Sofia. Daytime temperatures are projected to climb between 9°C and 14°C, with Sofia experiencing highs around 10°C.

Sunny and warm conditions await Bulgarians on Tuesday, February 6th. The atmospheric pressure will increase until noon, then it will decrease, and towards the evening, it will be close to normal for the month.

Several meteorological warnings are in effect, in the areas particularly affected by the storm, schools are also closed as a precaution, while city and intercity transport lines are operating with long delays.
Islanders have been advised not to travel as difficulties and delays are expected.

Severe storms and relentless rainfall have wreaked havoc in the western regions of the country, especially in the Marmara Region, as several cities have been inundated that resulted in the tragic loss of two lives.

Taiwan woke up Monday to toppled trees, floods, and persistent rainfall after Typhoon Haikui made landfall on the island and swept overnight across its central mountain ranges.

Haikui initially appeared to leave the island but made a second landfall early Monday in southwestern Kaohsiung, before it was downgraded to a severe tropical storm.

Meteorologists have issued a torrential rain warning for some western provinces while expecting strong storms in the country's south.

More than half of the deaths were recorded in the southern Bangsamoro region, mostly due to rain-triggered landslides, the national emergency service said, Reuters reported.
According to reports, more than 60 people are missing, while 69 are injured.

Severe Tropical Storm Nalgae slammed into the Philippines on Oct. 29, after unleashing flash floods and landslides that left at least 45 people dead according to a sharply revised official tally.

Powerful typhoon Nanmadol approaching southwestern Japan is disrupting transportation services across wide areas of the country.