Super Typhoon Kong-Rey has unleashed chaos across eastern China, triggering intense rainfall and strong winds after making landfall on the island of Taiwan on October 31. Classified as a super typhoon by China's National Meteorological Center (NMC), Kong-Rey is now barreling toward coastal zones in Zhejiang and Fujian, with forecasts predicting a northeast turn. 🌊
Residents in affected regions—including Shanghai, southern Jiangsu, and parts of Fujian—are bracing for torrential rains through November 1, with some areas anticipating extreme downpours. The NMC warns of potential flooding, travel delays, and power outages as the storm intensifies. 🚨
Did you know? Typhoons forming between September and November are called 'autumn typhoons'—known for their unpredictable paths and heavy rainfall. Kong-Rey fits the bill, showcasing the raw power of these late-season weather giants. 💨
Travelers and locals alike are urged to monitor updates and avoid non-essential trips. Stay safe, stay dry! 📲
