Hong Kong's official weather agency and meteorological service
Typhoon Noul has made landfall along the Guangdong coast and is driving strong winds and heavy rain across southern China, prompting mass evacuations, flight cancellations, and power disruptions as authorities monitor its path toward inland regions.
Noul has made landfall in southern China, driving strong winds and heavy rain. Hong Kong cancels hundreds of flights and thousands are displaced as authorities mobilize flood defenses and relief funds.
Typhoon Dolphin has tracked west from the Pacific toward Okinawa and Kyushu with sustained winds near 144–162 km/h, forcing Naha Airport to close and cancelling flights. Evacuation centres are hosting hundreds; authorities are warning of heavy rain, storm surge and gusts that will threaten damaged homes and infrastructure as the storm heads toward China’s eastern coast.
South Korea faces a brutal heatwave that has killed dozens of people, with crops across Gangwon province suffering. Affected farmers report ruined harvests as temperatures reach record highs; officials warn of ongoing heat and rising food prices ahead of Chuseok.
Typhoon Dolphin has weakened inland but continues to cause extreme rainfall and floods across Zhejiang, Shanghai and Fujian. Authorities have evacuated hundreds of thousands, canceled thousands of flights, and closed major attractions as the storm moves westward.