Autumn Typhoon CHAMPI Weakens, but Brings Prolonged Rainfall; Local Accumulated Rainfall Could Reach 400 mm
This year's 30th typhoon, CHAMPI, rapidly weakened after entering the East China Sea and is expected to make landfall as only a tropical storm. Although its winds are not strong, its impact will last for an extended period. In particular, areas near the landfall location and mountainous regions may receive accumulated rainfall of 300 to 400 mm. Caution is needed against secondary disasters triggered by prolonged rainfall, according to a report from Hangzhou.com.
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