Cyclone Dolphin Grounds Hundreds of Flights
Typhoon Dolphin caused heavy rainfall across extensive areas of eastern China, leading to the cancellation of hundreds of flights and the suspension of public transportation services, despite its weakening and the resumption of movement in some cities. The storm struck the coast of Zhejiang Province twice before the National Meteorological Center lowered the warning to the lowest level. Its impacts still include continuous heavy rain and the risk of floods and landslides, with red alerts issued in some regions. Authorities continue to warn of ongoing poor weather conditions, amid concerns of flooding and landslides. Meanwhile, northern areas are preparing for a wave of heavy rains expected during the week. This comes after Typhoon Noul caused damage two weeks ago, with scientists increasingly analyzing that climate change is contributing to the increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events.
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