Authorities have advised residents in affected regions to maintain a high state of alert due to impending severe weather conditions. According to NHK, the threat involves strong winds capable of reaching over 200 kilometers per hour, accompanied by heavy rainfall over the coming days. Japanese meteorologists have reported that Typhoon Dolphin is tracking in a west-northwest direction across the East China Sea.
The system is forecast to make landfall in eastern China within the next three to four days, while retaining the strength of a tropical cyclone. Potential hazards associated with the typhoon include damaging winds, torrential rainfall, coastal storm surge, and rough seas. The movement of Typhoon Dolphin is noted to be west from its current 15-kilometer front.
The associated wind speeds are projected to exceed 200 kilometers per hour, and significant rainfall is anticipated in the near future. Officials caution that the combined risks of coastal storm surge, rough seas, and high winds traveling at speeds measured in kilometers per hour can pose considerable danger to the public. Residents are urged to take necessary precautions as the storm approaches.
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