Typhoon Dolphin Hits Eastern China Causes Flooding
Typhoon Dolphin hit eastern China on Sunday evening. It was the strongest storm to hit China this year.
The typhoon dumped heavy rain across eastern China. This caused flooding in the region.
Dolphin led to mass evacuations as it entered China. Dolphin also swept through Okinawa, Japan.
It intensified monsoon rains in the Philippines. The storm did not directly hit the Philippines.
But stronger rains caused floods and landslides there. This mainly happened on Luzon island. Dolphin was the 13th typhoon to hit China this year.
Klear Note — A typhoon is a tropical storm with strong winds and heavy rain. Landfall means the storm reaches land, often bringing flooding and strong winds.
Key Terms 4
- Typhoon A powerful storm with strong winds and heavy rain.
- Okinawa A group of islands in southern Japan.
- Luzon The largest island in the Philippines.
- Monsoon A season with heavy seasonal rains.