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Typhoon Dolphin set to hit China's east coast, triggering flood warnings

Typhoon Dolphin set to hit China's east coast, triggering flood warnings

BEIJING, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Typhoon Dolphin is set to make landfall on China's east coast overnight Sunday, bringing torrential rain and powerful winds, as authorities brace for flooding and landslides across a broad swathe of eastern China.
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Typhoon Dolphin Approaches China, Prompts Emergency Measures

Typhoon Dolphin Approaches China, Prompts Emergency Measures

Typhoon Dolphin, after impacting Japan's Okinawa, is now heading towards China's eastern coast. The storm has already caused injuries and power outages in Japan and is expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds to eastern China, including Shanghai and neighboring provinces. Authorities have declared a level-three emergency response, the second lowest level, and have taken precautionary measures such as halting port operations and suspending ferry routes in Zhejiang province. The typhoon is anticipated to make landfall between Zhoushan city in Zhejiang province and Fuding city in Fujian province between late Sunday and early Monday. In response, Ningbo has closed schools and suspended flights, while Shanghai's Yangshan port has been cleared of vessels.
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Typhoon Dolphin Strikes Japan's Okinawa, China Prepares for Impact

Typhoon Dolphin Strikes Japan's Okinawa, China Prepares for Impact

Typhoon Dolphin has hit Japan's Okinawa prefecture, causing injuries to six people and power outages affecting over 50,000 buildings. The storm, with winds reaching up to 216 kph, has led to the cancellation of flights and disruptions in power supply. In anticipation of the typhoon's landfall, China has shut down ports and halted ferry services along its east coast. The storm is expected to make landfall between Zhoushan and Fuding in China, prompting authorities to raise emergency response levels and prepare for potential flooding and landslides.
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Typhoon Dolphin hits China's east coast, over 1 million evacuated

Typhoon Dolphin hits China's east coast, over 1 million evacuated

BEIJING, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Typhoon Dolphin, the most powerful tropical cyclone to hit China this year, made landfall on the country's eastern coast on Sunday, bringing torrential rain and strong winds and triggering warnings of flooding and landslides.
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Typhoon Dolphin Hits Japan, China Prepares for Impact

Typhoon Dolphin Hits Japan, China Prepares for Impact

Typhoon Dolphin has struck Japan's southern regions, causing injuries and widespread power outages. The storm has brought heavy rain and strong winds, particularly affecting Okinawa and Amami islands. As a precaution, evacuation centers have been set up, and flights have been canceled. The typhoon is now moving towards China, where authorities have closed ports and suspended ferry services in anticipation of its arrival. The storm is expected to make landfall between Zhoushan and Fuding in China, with forecasts predicting heavy rainfall and strong winds in the region, including parts of Shanghai.
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Typhoon Dolphin Strikes Okinawa, China Prepares for Landfall

Typhoon Dolphin Strikes Okinawa, China Prepares for Landfall

Typhoon Dolphin has impacted Japan's Okinawa Prefecture, causing injuries to five people and power outages affecting 14,000 buildings. The storm, with maximum sustained winds of 162 kph and gusts up to 216 kph, is moving northwest and is expected to make landfall on China's eastern coast between late Sunday and early Monday. In anticipation, China has shut down ports and ferry routes, with Zhejiang province raising its coastal typhoon alert to the highest level. The storm is expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds to eastern China, including Shanghai and neighboring provinces, with some areas potentially receiving over 600 millimeters of rain.
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Typhoon Dolphin Grounds Flights, Disrupts Travel and Business in Hong Kong and Japan

Typhoon Dolphin Grounds Flights, Disrupts Travel and Business in Hong Kong and Japan

Typhoon Dolphin has led to the cancellation of at least 12 flights connecting Hong Kong with mainland China, Taiwan, and Japan. As the typhoon moves away from Japan's Okinawa prefecture and approaches eastern China, Hong Kong International Airport reports cancellations of outbound flights to Okinawa, Ishigaki, and Shanghai. The typhoon has also disrupted travel plans for Hongkongers in Okinawa, affecting local businesses. Hong Kong Airlines has cancelled flights between Hong Kong and Shanghai, and rescheduled flights to Okinawa. The typhoon's impact on travel and business operations is significant, with financial losses reported by local operators.
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Super Typhoon Dolphin Forces Evacuations and Flight Cancellations in Japan

Super Typhoon Dolphin Forces Evacuations and Flight Cancellations in Japan

On August 7, Japan issued evacuation orders for nearly 260,000 people in Okinawa and Kagoshima prefectures as Super Typhoon Dolphin approached. The typhoon, with maximum sustained winds of 144 km/h and gusts up to 198 km/h, has led to the cancellation of over 500 flights. Despite warnings of its strength, residents in Okinawa remained calm, with essential services like convenience stores staying open. The storm is expected to move towards the eastern coast of China by August 10.
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Typhoon Dolphin Approaches Japan, Triggers Alerts from Japan to China

Typhoon Dolphin Approaches Japan, Triggers Alerts from Japan to China

Typhoon Dolphin is approaching southwestern Japan, prompting the evacuation of nearly 260,000 people in Kagoshima and Okinawa. The typhoon, with maximum sustained winds of 144 km/h and gusts up to 198 km/h, is expected to bring heavy rain and high waves, increasing the risk of flash floods and landslides. Over 500 flights have been canceled, and Toyota has suspended operations at nine factories. The storm is also affecting Kumamoto Prefecture, which is still recovering from a recent earthquake.
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Typhoon Dolphin hits Japan's Okinawa, China shuts ports ahead of landfall

Typhoon Dolphin hits Japan's Okinawa, China shuts ports ahead of landfall

By Satoshi Sugiyama and Eduardo Baptista TOKYO/BEIJING, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Typhoon Dolphin lashed Japan's southern Okinawa prefecture on Saturday, injuring five people and cutting power to 14,000 buildings, while China shut ports and ferry routes ahead of the storm's expected arrival on its east
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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
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Airport closes in Okinawa as Typhoon Dolphin hits parts of southern Japan

Airport closes in Okinawa as Typhoon Dolphin hits parts of southern Japan

Typhoon Dolphin is moving over Japan’s southern remote islands, causing a main airport on Okinawa to close and grounding all flights in and out of the island