Typhoon Bavi, the most powerful storm to strike mainland China this year, brought heavy rain to the eastern coast and lashed densely populated cities with violent winds. Bavi had weakened by Sunday morning to a tropical storm as it pushed inland, but forecasters warned that the storm system could unleash widespread rain across eastern and northern China in the coming days. Nearly 2 million people were evacuated ahead of Bavi's arrival. #typhoon #china #weather

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Typhoon Bavi Slams China: 2.5 Million Evacuated as Massive Waves Hit Eastern Coast

Late on July 11, Typhoon Bavi made landfall in eastern China’s Zhejiang Province, bringing powerful winds, torrential rain and flooding across the region. Nearly two million people were evacuated before the storm, while roads were submerged, trees toppled and transport services were disrupted in parts of Zhejiang, Shanghai and Fujian. Bavi is the second typhoon to strike China in just 10 days. It comes as the country is still recovering from Typhoon Maysak, which triggered devastating floods acr