China: Tropical storm Dolphin causes floodings
Summary
Tropical Storm Dolphin hit China, causing floods. It followed the storm's path through Japan and the Philippines, where it caused heavy rains. Scientists say climate change is making storms like Dolphin stronger and more common.Key Facts
- Tropical Storm Dolphin is the 13th typhoon recorded in China this year.
- The storm passed through Okinawa, Japan, before reaching China.
- It increased monsoon rains in the Philippines before moving to China.
- The storm caused flooding in affected areas of China.
- Scientists warn that global warming leads to more frequent and intense storms.
- The article links these weather events to climate change effects on the planet.
- The event is part of a broader pattern of extreme weather in Asia this year.
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