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Reports reveal that Cyclone Dolphin, the strongest storm to hit China this year, is rapidly and broadly advancing into Hubei Province in central China. The storm has led to the closure of tourist sites and the suspension of construction projects, with warnings of heavy rainfall reaching up to 250mm within 24 hours in the northwestern mountainous regions. The cyclone, which traveled approximately 6,000 kilometers before landfall, is now battering the eastern coast and threatening vital inland areas such as Hubei, home to over 58 million people. The province had previously experienced two rare cyclones last month. Authorities have issued orange alerts and yellow and red warnings to cope with floods and surface water, while also preparing for the storm's impacts, which will also affect Beijing. Emergency response measures have been activated to deal with potential heavy rains and flooding.
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