Over a million residents in eastern China have been evacuated as Typhoon Dolphin made landfall, bringing record rainfall to cities like Shanghai. Authorities reported that over 215,600 people were relocated in Shanghai alone, with forecasts predicting significant rainfall of 200-400mm in the coming days, raising concerns about flooding and landslides.
The storm has already caused disruptions, including the cancellation of more than 1,300 flights at Shanghai's airports. Although Dolphin weakened to a tropical storm, heavy rain is expected to continue affecting large areas across eastern and central China.
As Typhoon Dolphin continues to impact eastern China, residents should monitor local advisories for updates on flooding and landslide risks. Watch for potential infrastructure challenges in affected regions, including transportation disruptions and emergency response efforts.