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2026-09-10 16:32
Record-breaking rain disrupts daily life in Nagoya, Japan
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Water bursts out of manholes in Nagoya, Japan as country weathers record-breaking rainfall #shorts
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- ABC NewsLean left
Nagoya, Japan, was drenched by record-breaking heavy rain on Tuesday. The urban area received 4 inches in one hour, the highest rate since records began there in 1890.
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Record-breaking rainfall swamped the Japanese city of Nagoya dumping an all-time high of 105 mm of rain in a single hour
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Dangerous rainstorms pummeled Japan's Tokai region on Sept. 8, causing water from overwhelmed drainage systems to burst out of manholes. According to the Japan Times, the area was doused with more than 4 inches of rain in an hour, which caused major roadways to flood.
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ABC NewsLean left
Record-breaking rain brings flooding to part of Japan
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Record-breaking rain disrupts daily life in Nagoya, Japan
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Water bursts out of manholes in Nagoya, Japan as country weathers record-breaking rainfall #shorts
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