Typhoon Dolphin Inundates Shanghai
Typhoon Dolphin made landfall in Shanghai, China, bringing intense wind and heavy rainfall that left major city streets submerged under water, according to live broadcast footage from Channel A News. The 13th typhoon of the season pushed ashore with sustained high winds and torrential downpours, inundating low-lying roadways and disrupting normal transit across the commercial hub. Live video feeds showed vehicles navigating deep street water while relentless rain lashed the city as local authorities monitored the heavy downpours.
Regional Weather Systems and Typhoon Chanthu
YonhapnewsTV reported that the 15th typhoon of the season, Typhoon Chanthu, is currently tracking northward. Forecasters indicate the system is projected to cross Japan before pushing into the East Sea, generating high waves along coastal waters and potentially easing ongoing regional heatwaves according to broadcast updates.
Infrastructure and Transit Disruptions
Severe weather patterns continue to strain transportation networks across the region. YTN reported that indirect impacts from adjacent storm systems have forced the partial suspension of ferry services and caused localized wind damage in affected coastal sectors.
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