Typhoon Doksuri Weather Update: Flooding Rain to Unload in China, Taiwan

The latest forecast revealed that Typhoon Doksuri would bring rounds of heavy rain to China and Taiwan after hitting parts of the Philippines.

Weather forecasts have been monitoring the development of the Typhoon. Nature World News (NWN) reported that Typhoon Doksuri could likely become a supertyphoon as it impacts parts of China and Taiwan.

Typhoon Doksuri to bring heavy rainfall to China and Taiwan

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Fujian province, China. Typhoon Doksuri. The latest weather report showed that Typhoon Doksuri is expected to unload heavy rain conditions in parts of China and Taiwan after lashing the Philippines.

In the Philippines, ABC News reported that Typhoon Doksuri or Egay brought flooding rain to part of Luzon. The Typhoon resulted in widespread power outages and class suspension.

Meanwhile, the Associated Press (AP) report said rice and corn farms were affected in Cagayan Valley. Rescuers had to evacuate using rubber boats that affected people in Bacara town, Ilocos Norte.

Typhoon Doksuri is forecast to hit portions of China and Taiwan. According to AccuWeather's report, the Typhoon could impact west of Southern Taiwan.

The latest forecast said the Typhoon could unleash heavy rain and damaging winds before heading to China.

Moreover, Reuters reported that Typhoon Doksuri hit southern China, causing power outages and damaged trees.

The report added that widespread power outages occurred in 500,000 homes in the Fujian port city of Quanzhou.

Meanwhile, at least 124,400 people were evacuated due to the impact of the severe weather conditions.

Did you know? Powerful Typhoon

According to the European Space Agency (ESA), one of the most powerful typhoons in China was Typhoon Saomai.

The report said Typhoon Siaomai touched down in China on August 11, 2006. At least 1.6 million people were evacuated, especially in Wenzhou. The record showed that at least 104 people died from the Typhoon.

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Preparing for the severe weather conditions

The latest weather forecast showed that Typhoon Doksuri is expected to impact parts of China and Taiwan, bringing possible flooding rainfall.

People should keep updated with the weather, as severe conditions could result in flooding and rainfall. Here are essential reminders for people to stay safe from the Typhoon.

Stay alert for the severe weather outlook

Homeowners and motorists in the affected areas in Taiwan and China should stay updated with the latest weather reports.

Preparing multiple information, like battery-operated radio, could be helpful to anticipate the latest forecasts.

Furthermore, motorists should look into possible slower commutes and travel disruptions.

Watch out for flooding conditions

Homeowners should watch out for possible flooding conditions due to rounds of rainfall. It is best to evacuate immediately or when floodwater rapidly rises.

Preparing emergency kits

Homeowners should also consider keeping emergency kits at home. According to American Red Cross, homeowners should keep Go-Kit and Home-Kit supplies in case of emergency.