A powerful typhoon that brought heavy rain and strong winds to parts of Japan was downgraded Friday to an extratropical cyclone after leaving three people dead and dozens injured.A day after ripping through the western part of Japan, Typhoon Krosa turned into an extratropical cyclone around 9 p.m. west of the country's northernmost main island of Hokkaido, said the weather agency, which still warns of downpours, landslides and floods because of an unstable atmosphere.The season's 10th typhoon, which was lingering over the Sea of Japan, had forced around 1,700 travelers to stay overnight at …READ FULL ARTICLE
