Watch: Typhoon Hinnamnor Hits South Korea Actual Video Footage

Typhoon Hinnamnor has made landfall in South Korea’s southern regions, unleashing fierce rains and winds that forced thousands of evacuations, destroyed trees, and roads, and left more than 20,000 homes without power.

The most powerful typhoon to hit South Korea in years battered its southern region Tuesday, dumping 3 feet of rain, destroying roads, and leaving 66,000 homes without electricity as thousands of people fled to safer ground. (Source ABCNews)

Looking rough in Busan, South Korea. Typhoon Hinnamnor still a potent typhoon passing right over the city. Around 14 million people are expected to see typhoon conditions. https://t.co/dbGPOyqIYu

— Robert Speta (@RobertSpetaWX) September 5, 2022

Typhoon HINNAMNOR has made landfall near Busan, South Korea. Typhoon conditions of strong winds and heavy rainfall, alongside potentially devastating storm surges, are likely to happen around the landfall area and are expected to continue for at least several more hours.

This satellite image shows Typhoon Hinnamnor over the past 24 hours. The powerful storm lashed Japan’s Okinawa islands on Sunday and is now tracking north. It could strike South Korea late Monday as a typhoon, with damaging winds, flooding rains and a storm surge. pic.twitter.com/nfGftQSktP

— BBC Weather (@bbcweather) September 4, 2022