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Typhoon Noul Triggers Flash Flood Alerts Across China
- Typhoon Noul made landfall along the coast of Huidong county in Huizhou, Guangdong, on Sunday, unleashing torrential rain and strong winds that inundated streets and disrupted transportation across the coastal region.
- Noted as the most powerful to strike China this year, Noul follows earlier disruptions this month from Typhoon Bavi, which led to the evacuation of more than two million people.
- More than 340,000 people in Guangdong had been relocated for safety by Saturday afternoon, according to CCTV, while train services were canceled for Sunday and Hong Kong reported more than 150 flight cancellations.
- The National Meteorological Center issued its highest flash-flood alert, with heightened risks identified across Jiangxi, Hunan, Sichuan, Shaanxi, Gansu, and Xinjiang as torrential rains persist.
- Authorities have closed tourist sites, including the UNESCO World Heritage site Jiuzhaigou, as recent fatal landslides emphasize the severe impact of the peak summer rainy season in mountainous regions.
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The West AustralianSouthern, central China brace for floods after typhoon
A broad swathe of China is on flood and landslide alert as the lingering remnants of Typhoon Noul...
·Newcastle, Australia
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Southern, central China brace for flood risk after typhoon
BEIJING, July 28 (Reuters) - The remnants of Typhoon Noul pushed deeper into China on Tuesday, threatening heavy flooding across a broad swathe of the country's southern and central provinces as forecasters warned the weakened storm could linger inla...
Tuffão Noul lost some intensity when reaching land. However, it continues to represent a risk of heavy rains and floods, following to the south and center of China. Air traffic continues to be affected.
·Lisboa, Portugal
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The tropical cyclone struck with winds of 110 km/h.
·Budapest, Hungary
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