Images show streets of Japanese city of Nagoya transformed into rivers after record rainfall
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Images show streets of Japanese city of Nagoya transformed into rivers after record rainfall

Correio da Manhã8 September 2026 at 14:52

The Japanese city of Nagoya was hit this Tuesday by record rainfall, which reached the highest amount of rain in one hour since records began in the city. This extreme weather phenomenon caused severe flooding and significant disruptions to local traffic.

The released images show the dramatic impact of the floods, with streets completely transformed into rivers and flooded roads. Vehicles were seen advancing with difficulty through the flooded lanes, while various areas of the city were submerged by rainwater.

The article does not identify any victims or provide more details about the cause of this exceptional rainfall. The information focuses mainly on the visible effects of the flooding and the magnitude of the weather phenomenon that affected Nagoya.

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