Cyclone Krovanh Moves North

Tokyo woke to blue skies today, but not the refreshing air of autumn, rather the hot humidity of summer returned. Clouds of uncertainty were scattered across the sky hovering at 15,000 feet. In the meantime Krovanh was approaching the east coast of Hokkaido with heavy rain, strong winds and rough seas. Cyclone D is moving much more slowly and is not expected to clear the Japan islands until the middle of September. There is growing concern the disruption may be more extensive than expected and consequently the awaited recovery will be more drawn out.