Typhoon Dolphin's Torrential Legacy: A Stark Reminder of China's Climate Vulnerability Typhoon Dolphin has left a trail of devastation in its wake, disrupting life in Shanghai and casting a shadow over Beijing as the capital braces for torrential rain.
The storm made landfall in Zhejiang province with maximum sustained winds of 151km/h and unprecedented rainfall, leaving many streets in Shanghai waterlogged and crippling its two airports.
The impact is not limited to the eastern provinces; authorities in Beijing have raised warnings for torrential rain, indicating that climate related disasters are no longer confined to coastal regions.