Key facts
- China is using drones and AI to monitor Typhoon Dolphin.
- The typhoon is 13 times the size of Zhejiang province.
- Heavy rain warnings have been issued for affected regions.
- Shanghai is anticipated to enter the typhoon's danger zone.
- The storm is causing significant flight disruptions.
China is employing advanced technology, including drones and artificial intelligence, to monitor Typhoon Dolphin as it approaches the country's coast. The storm is noted to be exceptionally large, measuring 13 times the size of Zhejiang province. Authorities have issued heavy rain warnings for several regions, with projections indicating that some areas could experience up to 100mm of rainfall. The approaching typhoon is already causing significant disruptions to air travel, with Shanghai anticipated to enter the storm's danger zone.
