by Tom Chapman
[UniLadTech] It could be time to batten down the hatches as the potentially deadly Typhoon Halong is set to cause trouble in the United States.
In a year that’s seen the USA battle Los Angeles wildfires, floods in Alaska, rare supercell thunderstorms, and tsunami warnings thanks to earthquakes in the Pacific Ocean, it's hard to see how the climate change deniers really have a leg to stand on.
Even Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga warned us to brace for more extreme weather in 2026, but in our more immediate future, Typhoon Halong could be about to send shockwaves through the USA.
After skirting past Japan, the super typhoon is now on track to cause a butterfly effect of extreme weather across the US as it enters the North Pacific. The ocean's fast-moving jet stream is poised to absorb Halong's energy and trigger more intense storms along the storm track.
Numerous locations are told to ready themselves for the aftereffects of Typhoon Halong, with forecasts suggesting the power of the super typhoon could cause hurricane-force winds in Alaska's Bering Sea.
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