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Tropical storm causes some flooding in eastern China

Tropical storm causes some flooding in eastern China

Tropical Storm Dolphin is dumping heavy rain in eastern China

Tropical Storm Dolphin causes flooding in eastern China

Tropical Storm Dolphin causes flooding in eastern China

Tropical Storm Dolphin has dumped heavy rain in eastern China, causing flooding after making landfall as a typhoon

Typhoon Dolphin Forces Mass Evacuations and Flight Cancellations in China

Typhoon Dolphin Forces Mass Evacuations and Flight Cancellations in China

Typhoon Dolphin has made landfall on China's eastern coast, prompting the evacuation of over 300,000 people and the cancellation of more than 1,300 flights in Shanghai. The storm, which hit the city of Taizhou in Zhejiang province, brought strong winds and heavy rains, raising concerns about severe flooding and landslides. Shanghai's Hongqiao and Pudong airports canceled a significant portion of their flights as a precaution. The typhoon also affected northern Taiwan, causing airlines to cancel flights to China. The storm's impact is being closely monitored as it continues to pose risks to the affected regions.

Shanghai cancels at least 1,300 flights as Typhoon Dolphin hits China's eastern coast

Shanghai cancels at least 1,300 flights as Typhoon Dolphin hits China's eastern coast

Typhoon Dolphin has hit China’s eastern coast after forcing over 300,000 people to preemptively relocate

Shanghai cancels 1,300 flights as China prepares for Typhoon Dolphin

Shanghai cancels 1,300 flights as China prepares for Typhoon Dolphin

Shanghai's two airports have canceled over 1,300 flights as China braces for Typhoon Dolphin

Shanghai cancels 1,300 flights as Typhoon Dolphin hits China's eastern coast

Shanghai cancels 1,300 flights as Typhoon Dolphin hits China's eastern coast

Typhoon Dolphin has hit China’s eastern coast after forcing over 300,000 people to preemptively relocate

Typhoon Dolphin Hits Eastern China, Over One Million Evacuated

Typhoon Dolphin Hits Eastern China, Over One Million Evacuated

Typhoon Dolphin, the most powerful tropical cyclone to hit China this year, made landfall on the country's eastern coast, bringing torrential rain and hurricane-force winds. The storm made landfall near Yuhuan in Zhejiang province, with maximum sustained winds of 151 km/h. Authorities have evacuated over one million people, with significant disruptions in transportation, including the cancellation of nearly 1,400 flights in Shanghai. The storm has also affected northern Taiwan and Japan's Okinawa prefecture, causing injuries and power outages.

China Issues Red Alert as Typhoon Dolphin Forces Mass Evacuations and Flight Cancellations

China Issues Red Alert as Typhoon Dolphin Forces Mass Evacuations and Flight Cancellations

China has issued its highest storm alert as Typhoon Dolphin approaches, prompting the evacuation of over 1 million people and the cancellation of nearly 1,400 flights in and out of Shanghai. The typhoon, which has already impacted Japan's Okinawa and Taiwan with heavy rain and strong winds, is expected to make landfall in China's eastern coastal regions. The National Meteorological Centre of China forecasts extraordinary torrential rain in central and eastern Zhejiang, with wind speeds exceeding 150 km/h. Authorities have relocated residents and suspended work and transport services in anticipation of the storm's impact.

Typhoon Dolphin Forces Mass Evacuations and Flight Cancellations in Eastern China

Typhoon Dolphin Forces Mass Evacuations and Flight Cancellations in Eastern China

Typhoon Dolphin has prompted the evacuation of over one million people in eastern China, significantly disrupting transportation services. Authorities in Zhejiang and Shanghai evacuated approximately 420,000 people, while over 99,000 were relocated in Fujian province. The National Meteorological Center issued a red typhoon alert, the highest level of warning, anticipating torrential rain and powerful winds. Shanghai's airports cancelled nearly 1,400 flights, and more than 200 ferry routes were suspended in Zhejiang and Fujian. The typhoon is expected to bring heavy rainfall to central and eastern Zhejiang, northern Fujian, northeastern Jiangxi, central and southern Anhui, and much of Jiangsu through Monday.

Typhoon Dolphin Approaches China, Causing Flight and Ferry Cancellations

Typhoon Dolphin Approaches China, Causing Flight and Ferry Cancellations

China is preparing for Typhoon Dolphin, which is expected to make landfall between Zhoushan, Zhejiang Province and Fuding, Fujian Province. The typhoon has prompted the suspension of ferry services and flight cancellations in affected regions. Authorities have raised the emergency response level and issued warnings for heavy rainfall and strong winds. The typhoon is expected to impact several provinces, including Shanghai, with heavy rain and potential flooding.

Typhoon Dolphin Forces Shanghai Airports to Cancel 1,300 Flights Amid Evacuations

Typhoon Dolphin Forces Shanghai Airports to Cancel 1,300 Flights Amid Evacuations

Shanghai's two major airports, Hongqiao and Pudong, canceled over 1,300 flights on Sunday as Typhoon Dolphin approached, bringing heavy rain and strong winds. The storm, with maximum sustained winds of about 162 kmph, affected northern Taiwan and is expected to impact China's eastern coast, particularly Zhejiang and Fujian provinces. Authorities have evacuated approximately 390,000 people in Taizhou city, Zhejiang, and over 30,000 in Shanghai from high-risk areas. The storm's potential to cause severe flooding and landslides has led to the suspension of water-based activities, including ferry services and cruises.

Typhoon Dolphin Hits China, Leading to Mass Evacuations and Flight Cancellations

Typhoon Dolphin Hits China, Leading to Mass Evacuations and Flight Cancellations

Typhoon Dolphin made landfall in China's eastern coastal region on August 9th, bringing strong winds and heavy rain. The storm prompted authorities to evacuate hundreds of thousands of people and suspend waterway traffic. Thousands of flights were canceled as a precautionary measure. The typhoon first hit Yuhuan City in Zhejiang Province with winds exceeding 150 km/h and later made a second landfall in Yueqing City. The China National Meteorological Center issued a red storm alert, warning of heavy rainfall in Zhejiang, Fujian, and neighboring areas. The storm had previously caused damage in Japan and Taiwan, with injuries and power outages reported.