<p>Typhoon Jongdari made landfall near Kyoto, Japan, just after midnight on Sunday, July 29, causing wild winds and torrential rain across the city.</p><p>The typhoon comes just days after a deadly heatwave</a> killed at least 65 people.</p><p>In early July, Japan was ravaged by catastrophic floods</a>. Weather forecasters were concerned</a> the typhoon would dramatically strain the already flood-hit regions. Credit: Earth Uncut TV via Storyful</p><br />
