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A satellite image of Super Typhoon Vongfong on Thursday, October 9. CREDIT: AP PHOTO / NASA GODDARD MODIS RAPID RESPONSE TEAM Typhoon Vongfong arrived at Japan’s Okinawa Island over the weekend. And while the storm itself weakened during its journey across the western Pacific Ocean, stronger storms may very well be in Japan’s future. On Wednesday, October 8, Vongfong actually hit Category 5 status
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