Torrential Rains and Towering Waves as Typhoon Muifa Batters China
Tens of millions brace as the storm approaches the metropolis of Shanghai.
The 12th cyclone to hit mainland China this year, Muifa has already caused significant disruption.
Typhoon Muifa, the 12th cyclone to hit mainland China this year, has made landfall in the city of Zhoushan, southeast of Shanghai.
As the storm approaches the metropolis of Shanghai, tens of millions of people across swaths of eastern China are bracing for floods, torrential rains, and towering waves.
Flights and trains have been canceled, and many offices are closed as the typhoon brings heavy rain and strong winds to the region.
Key Facts:
- Typhoon Muifa is the 12th cyclone to hit mainland China this year.
- The storm has already made landfall in the city of Zhoushan, southeast of Shanghai.
- Tens of millions of people across swaths of eastern China are bracing for floods, torrential rains, and towering waves.
- Flights and trains have been canceled, and many offices are closed as the typhoon approaches Shanghai.
Stay Safe During a Typhoon:
- Stay indoors and away from windows.
- Secure loose objects outside your home.
- Stock up on food and water.
- Have a plan for evacuation if necessary.
- Listen to local news and weather reports for updates.
For more information on how to stay safe during a typhoon, please visit the website of the China Meteorological Administration.
Additional Resources:
- China Meteorological Administration
- Typhoon Information from the China Meteorological Administration
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