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Typhoon Dolphin, the strongest storm to hit China this year, has brought record rainfall to central and eastern provinces, causing severe flooding and stranded vehicles in Beijing. Authorities are warning of flash floods and landslides as the storm continues to move.
Typhoon Dolphin, the strongest storm to hit China this year, made landfall in eastern Zhejiang Province, forcing over one million evacuations. Heavy rain and flooding disrupted transport, canceled hundreds of flights, and prompted emergency responses across the region.
Tropical Storm Dolphin made landfall in Zhejiang Province, eastern China, with winds up to 151 km/h, forcing over a million people to evacuate. Authorities warn of severe flooding and landslides as the storm moves inland, with heavy rain expected until August 10.
Typhoon Dolphin made landfall on China's eastern coast Sunday evening, forcing more than 300,000 people to evacuate and causing Shanghai's two airports to cancel over 1,300 flights. The storm had previously triggered heavy rains in northern Taiwan.
Typhoon Dolphin is set to strike China's eastern coast with winds up to 162 km/h, prompting over 1,600 flight cancellations and the evacuation of about 500,000 people. Red alerts are in place as authorities prepare for flooding and landslides. The storm has also affected Taiwan and previously hit Japan's Okinawa islands.
Typhoon Dolphin made landfall on Japan's Okinawa, injuring five and cutting power to 14,000 buildings. It is now heading for eastern China, where authorities have closed ports, schools, and tourist sites ahead of its expected landfall.
