China evacuates over 340,000 and cancels flights ahead of Typhoon Noul
Summary
Typhoon Noul is approaching southern China, including Hong Kong, bringing strong winds and heavy rain. Over 340,000 people have been evacuated in Guangdong province, many flights and train services have been canceled, and local authorities have issued high-level storm warnings.Key Facts
- Typhoon Noul has sustained winds of about 90 mph near its center.
- The storm is expected to hit the coast near Huizhou and Shanwei on Sunday morning.
- Over 340,000 people were evacuated in Guangdong province by Saturday afternoon.
- More than 150 flights were canceled at Hong Kong airport for Saturday and Sunday.
- Train services in Guangdong were canceled for Sunday.
- Mainland China issued its highest red typhoon alert on Saturday evening.
- Hong Kong raised its storm signal to No. 8, the third-highest warning.
- Taiwan experienced rainfall from Noul as it passed south of the island and moved away.
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