September 9, 2026 — Nagoya, Japan was hit by record-breaking rainfall, with an all-time high of 105 millimeters of rain falling in a single hour. The intense downpour led to widespread flooding, prompting authorities to issue urgent flood warnings and causing severe disruptions to daily life across the city.
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