Alaska is dealing with the after-effects of Typhoon Halong, which left one person dead and three more missing, according to officials.

Typhoon Halong formed into a tropical storm on Oct. 5, in the Northern Philippine Sea, according to the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere (CIRA) Satelite Library . On Oct. 7, it formed into a Category 4 typhoon before approaching Japan's Izu Islands, then weakened to a Category 3 as it passed Hachijō-jima, a town in Tokyo, Japan. Remnants of the storm later hit Alaska's coast.

Video shows what happened when remnants of the typhoon hit Alaska and caused flooding. Boats were scattered on flooded streets and battered by waves. High waters also carried away homes and caused damage to infrastructure.

The person who was killed was a woma

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