Key Points
- Typhoon Dolphin brings rain to China
- Flooding occurs in Beijing
- Remnants of the typhoon may cause flooding
By the Numbers
90.7 mm of rain209.5 mm of rain6,000 km of affected area
China's strongest typhoon this year hit the capital Beijing with heavy rains, flooding main roads and stranding vehicles. The typhoon broke new rainfall records in central and eastern provinces.
Authorities in China warned that the remnants of the typhoon could bring tropical moisture, leading to flooding. The effects of the typhoon will bring more rain to the northern and central regions of the country.
Every year, heavy rains in China cause billions of dollars in economic losses.
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- When did Typhoon Dolphin form?
- Typhoon Dolphin is recorded as the strongest typhoon this year.
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- The effects of the typhoon can result in flooding, economic losses, and disruptions to transportation.
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- The authorities in China are working to mitigate the effects of the typhoon.
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