Typhoon Hongxia, this year’s 12th typhoon, is forecast to bring heavy rain to eastern Guangdong and southern Fujian from July 25–27, with cumulative totals of 150–300mm and local peaks of 400–500mm. After a joint assessment with the Ministry of Natural Resources, authorities judged geological-disaster risk high in those areas; under the National Emergency Plan for Geological Disasters the Ministry of Emergency Management activated a national level-4 emergency response for Guangdong and Fujian on

2026-07-24

Typhoon Hongxia, this year’s 12th typhoon, is forecast to bring heavy rain to eastern Guangdong and southern Fujian from July 25–27, with cumulative totals of 150–300mm and local peaks of 400–500mm. After a joint assessment with the Ministry of Natural Resources, authorities judged geological-disaster risk high in those areas; under the National Emergency Plan for Geological Disasters the Ministry of Emergency Management activated a national level-4 emergency response for Guangdong and Fujian on July 24.