Typhoon Dolphin disrupts life in China's second most populated city

Torrential rain and storms in Typhoon Dolphin's wake have swept through several provinces in China's east, drenching the coastal region and flooding streets in Shanghai, China's second most populated city after Chongqing.

The weakening Typhoon Dolphin brought heavy rain and grounded hundreds of flights on Monday in eastern China, where authorities said more than a million people have been evacuated over the past few days.

The weather system has lost power after making two landfalls along the coast of Zhejiang province on Sunday, with China's National Meteorological Centre (NMC) issuing its least severe typhoon alert on Monday morning.

Storms from Dolphin soak China's east, disrupt life in Shanghai  Reuters

BEIJING (AFP) -- Typhoon Dolphin brought heavy rain to eastern China Monday, causing hundreds of flight cancellations even as the storm weakened and some cities resumed public transport. The weather system has lost power after making two landfalls along the coast of Zhejiang province on Sunday, with China's National Me

China's National Meteorological Centre (NMC) issued its least severe typhoon alert on Monday morning, but warned that parts of east and central China would continue to receive heavy rain for the next day.

Typhoon Dolphin brought heavy rain to eastern China on Monday, causing hundreds of flight cancellations even as the storm weakened and some cities resumed public transport.Typhoon Dolphin weakens but disrupts travel in east ChinaThe weather system has lost power after making two landfalls along the coast of Zhejiang pr

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