Typhoon Dolphin has made landfall on China’s eastern coast, bringing powerful winds and torrential rain as authorities prepare for widespread flooding and landslides.

China’s National Meteorological Center forecast sustained winds of up to 162 kmph before the typhoon gradually weakens as it moves inland. The storm has already caused major disruptions across eastern China, with nearly 1,300 flights cancelled at Shanghai’s two main airports and another 270 flights cancelled at Hangzhou airport.

Rail services across parts of the Yangtze River Delta have also been suspended as a precaution. Authorities have ordered vessels back to port, halted ferry services and restricted offshore and construction activities.


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A 'super typhoon' has made landfall on United States territorial islands in the western Pacific near Guam, with authorities saying they have received reports of significant damage as powerful winds and torrential rain hit the Northern Mariana Islands.
The eye of Super Typhoon Bavi passed over the island of Rota, bringing winds of more than 150mph, equivalent to a category-five hurricane, according to the US National Weather Service (NWS).

US super typhoon: Category-five Bavi slams US Pacific islands 

Japan is on high alert as two tropical storms approach, bringing torrential rain, landslide risks and widespread transport disruptions. Authorities have urged nearly one million people to evacuate, while hundreds of flights and train services have been cancelled.

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Taiwan is facing heavy rain and flooding as the outer bands of Typhoon Mekkhala lash the island. Authorities have ordered the evacuation of more than 200 residents in eastern Taiwan amid fears of a barrier lake overflowing, while officials warn that more torrential rain is on the way.

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Japan braces for twin storms, flights cancelled

A powerful earthquake struck the Philippines, leaving widespread destruction in General Santos City as buildings collapsed into rubble and panic spread across affected areas. Rescue teams and emergency services rushed to the scene as authorities assessed the scale of damage and searched for survivors trapped under debris.

Videos and images from the city showed shattered structures, damaged roads, and terrified residents fleeing to safety moments after the quake struck. Officials have warned of possible aftershocks as relief and rescue operations continue. Stay tuned for the latest updates on the Philippines earthquake and its aftermath.

Philippines Earthquake: Race To Find Survivor Continues | More Than 32,000 Dispaced 

RAF Typhoon FGR4 jets used Paveway IV laser-guided bombs to strike ISIS tunnel networks near Palmyra, Syria. The precision munition destroyed underground access points with high accuracy, denying ISIS the use of weapons storage facilities and avoiding civilian harm.


RAF Typhoon FGR4 jets used Paveway IV laser-guided bombs to strike ISIS tunnel networks near Palmyra, Syria. The precision munition destroyed underground access points with high accuracy, denying ISIS the use of weapons storage facilities and avoiding civilian harm.

‘Paveway IV bombs’: RAF Typhoon fighter jets launch laser-guided missiles on ISIS tunnels in Syria

Typhoon Fung-Wong is approaching Taiwan after causing significant damage in the Philippines.
Authorities have issued warnings and evacuation orders as the storm threatens coastal regions.

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Typhoon Fung-Wong is approaching Taiwan after leaving at least 27 people dead and dozens missing in the Philippines. The powerful storm has brought heavy rainfall, flooding, and strong winds across affected regions. Taiwanese authorities have issued severe weather alerts as residents brace for landfall. Emergency teams remain on high alert to minimize casualties and damage.


Typhoon Fung-Wong Nears Taiwan After Killing 27 in Philippines

Nearly a million people have evacuated their homes in the Philippines as the country braced for another powerful storm, days after a typhoon killed more than 200 people.
The storm, named Fung-wong, started battering northeastern Philippines on Sunday before its expected landfall, knocking down power and prompting warnings from the weather bureau of a “high risk of life-threatening conditions” in parts of the country.


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Nearly a million people have evacuated their homes in the Philippines as the country braced for another powerful storm, days after a typhoon killed more than 200 people.
The storm, named Fung-wong, started battering northeastern Philippines on Sunday before its expected landfall, knocking down power and prompting warnings from the weather bureau of a “high risk of life-threatening conditions” in parts of the country.

Philippines: Fung-Wong Kills 2 as Philippines Still Reels From Kalmaegi

Super Typhoon Fung-Wong Kills 2 as Philippines Still Reels From Kalmaegi

Kalmaegi, Asia's most powerful tropical storm this year, forced six of Vietnam's airports to close ahead of its arrival.


Deadly Typhoon Kalmaegi Strikes Southeast Asia, Nearly 200 Dead In Philippines

Typhoon Kalmaegi: Deadly typhoon strikes Southeast Asia, nearly 200 dead in Philippines

Scenes of devastation from the Central Philippines, where typhoon Kalmaegi, Known locally as Tino Has unleashed powerful winds and torrential rains, ---
Leaving at least two people dead and forcing hundreds of thousands from their homes...
Rescue efforts are underway as floodwaters rise and power lines remain down across several provinces.


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China has issued a red alert as Typhoon Matmo makes landfall in Guangdong Province, bringing fierce winds, torrential rain, and rising flood risks. Emergency teams are on high alert as the storm disrupts transport, power supply, and daily life in southern China.

Typhoon Matmo Slams into Guangdong Province In China

Hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated from their homes as Typhoon ‘Matmo’ made a landfall and lashed China's southern coast on Sunday, state media reported. The powerful storm made landfall around 2:50 pm in Guangdong province, according to state broadcaster CCTV. Authorities evacuated 197,000 people from their homes on Hainan Island and 150,000 from Guangdong province. The National Meteorological Centre (NMC) recorded winds of more than 150 kilometres per hour. As the storm approached, authorities evacuated 197,000 people from their homes on Hainan Island and 150,000 from Guangdong province, according to the official Xinhua news agency.&nbsp;&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Typhoon Matmo has made landfall in Zhanjiang, Guangdong, China, and is currently continuing to batter multiple areas. <a href="https://t.co/qSEjktbMUa">pic.twitter.com/qSEjktbMUa</a>&mdash; Weather Monitor (@WeatherMonitors) <a href="https://twitter.com/WeatherMonitors/status/1974860951833981136?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 5, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

&nbsp;&nbsp;Public transportation, construction sites and businesses were also shuttered in coastal cities including Haikou, Wenchang, Zhanjiang, and Maoming. The city of Beihai in the south of Guangxi region also announced Sunday it would suspend work, classes and transportation.&nbsp;The storm had already caused sea levels to rise in a port in Maoming on Sunday morning, leading to a “serious” risk of flooding, according to CCTV.&nbsp;&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Typhoon Matmo made landfall in Zhanjiang, Guangdong, China, this afternoon, bringing widespread wind gusts of 65–110 mph along the coast, with a peak gust reaching 127 mph. <a href="https://t.co/MrruarAFcH">pic.twitter.com/MrruarAFcH</a>&mdash; Volcaholic 🌋 (@volcaholic1) <a href="https://twitter.com/volcaholic1/status/1974792211511546203?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 5, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

&nbsp;&nbsp;The intensity of the typhoon is expected to gradually decrease after making landfall, NMC said. But torrential rain and strong winds were expected until Monday in Hainan and parts of Guangdong and Guangxi.&nbsp;WATCH: China braces for Typhoon Matmo as over 150,000 residents evacuated in southern provinces<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/china-braces-for-typhoon-matmo-as-over-150-000-residents-evacuated-in-southern-provinces-1759687518386/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/china-braces-for-typhoon-matmo-as-over-150-000-residents-evacuated-in-southern-provinces-1759687518386/embed</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;China is the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases, which scientists say are accelerating climate change and making extreme weather events more frequent and intense. It is also a world leader in renewable energy and aims to be carbon neutral by 2060.&nbsp;Matmao had passed through the Philippines earlier this week. While there were no reports of casualties or major damage, the storm affected more than 220,000 people in five northern agricultural plains and mountainous regions.&nbsp;Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Public transportation, construction sites and businesses were also shuttered in coastal cities including Haikou, Wenchang, Zhanjiang, and Maoming. The city of Beihai in the south of Guangxi region also announced Sunday it would suspend work, classes and transportation.

Hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated from their homes as Typhoon ‘Matmo’ made a landfall and lashed China's southern coast on Sunday, state media reported. The powerful storm made landfall around 2:50 pm in Guangdong province, according to state broadcaster CCTV. Authorities evacuated 197,000 people from their homes on Hainan Island and 150,000 from Guangdong province. The National Meteorological Centre (NMC) recorded winds of more than 150 kilometres per hour. As the storm approached, authorities evacuated 197,000 people from their homes on Hainan Island and 150,000 from Guangdong province, according to the official Xinhua news agency.

Public transportation, construction sites and businesses were also shuttered in coastal cities including Haikou, Wenchang, Zhanjiang, and Maoming. The city of Beihai in the south of Guangxi region also announced Sunday it would suspend work, classes and transportation.

Typhoon Matmo makes landfall in China, thousands evacuated from homes

Typhoon Bualoi: At Least 13 Died as Typhoon Bualoi Made Landfall in Vietnam | WION Pulse

Typhoon Bualoi: Typhoon Bualoi made a powerful landfall in central Vietnam, causing widespread destruction with heavy rains, strong winds, and flooding. At least 13 people have died, and 21 are missing, many of them fishermen lost at sea amid massive waves.

Typhoon Bualoi: At Least 13 Died as Typhoon Bualoi Made Landfall in Vietnam

Super Typhoon Ragasa, among the most powerful storms to strike Asia in recent years, has hurled waves higher than lampposts across Hong Kong’s promenades and churned coastal waters along southern China after leaving a trail of devastation in Taiwan and the Philippines.


Super Typhoon Ragasa: 14 dead, 54 injured, 22 missing in Taiwan, 'danger still not over'

Typhoon Ragasa has made landfall in China's Guangdong province, forcing millions to evacuate. As the storm moves west, Guangxi is now on high alert.

Deadly typhoon Ragasa churns through China: High alert raised

Typhoon Ragasa barreled into China’s Southern coast on Wednesday, ---

Bringing ferocious winds, flooding rains, and massive waves....

At landfall near Yangjiang city in Guangdong province, ---

Winds reached up to 145 kilometers per hour...

Typhoon Ragasa: Strongest storm of the year

Super Typhoon Ragasa has slammed into Hong Kong, bringing destructive winds, torrential rain, and massive flooding. The storm has triggered a citywide shutdown, with transportation halted, businesses closed, and emergency services on high alert.

Ragasa Wreaks Havoc In China After Slamming Taiwan, Hong Kong

Super Typhoon Ragasa, the world's most powerful storm this year, has made landfall in China after leaving a trail of destruction in Taiwan that killed 17 people. Dramatic video shows waves taller than lampposts, streets turned into raging rivers, and buildings battered by hurricane-force winds. We bring you the full story of the storm's devastating journey and the human cost of its fury.


Typhoon Ragasa unleashes fury on China 

Super Typhoon Ragasa has slammed into Hong Kong, bringing destructive winds, torrential rain, and massive flooding. The storm has triggered a citywide shutdown, with transportation halted, businesses closed, and emergency services on high alert.


Super Typhoon Ragasa: 17 dead, several airlines in Hong Kong grounded 

Super Typhoon Ragasa: 14 dead, more than 100 missing in Taiwan after storm hits island

Typhoon Ragasa: World's strongest storm this year kills 14 in Taiwan, nearly 2 million evacuated

The Philippines and Taiwan hunkered down Monday as Super Typhoon Ragasa delivered punishing winds and intense rainfall while lumbering east towards an eventual collision with southern China.
The storm intensified further as it moved northwest and was expected to make landfall on the sparsely populated Batanes or Babuyan islands by early afternoon, the Philippine weather agency said.

Maximum sustained winds were 205km/h at the storm’s centre as of 11pm Sunday (1500 GMT), with gusts reaching up to 250km/h as it moved toward the archipelago nation, the weather service said.


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Typhoon Tapah: Rivers in Guangdong and Guangxi at Risk, Waves Upto 4.5 Meters Along the Coast | WION

Typhoon Tapah, the 16th typhoon of the year, slammed into south China's Guangdong Province on Monday morning, prompting widespread disruptions. The storm made landfall in Taishan, a county-level city in Jiangmen, around 8:50 a.m. with maximum winds reaching 30 meters per second.


Typhoon Tapah: Rivers in Guangdong and Guangxi at Risk, Waves Upto 4.5 Meters Along the Coast 

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Hong Kong issued its highest black rainstorm warning at 7:50 am on Thursday as Tropical Cyclone Podul approached, marking the fifth such alert in two weeks after last week’s record-breaking rainfall.


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