Typhoon CHAMPI Helps Ningbo Reservoirs Store Nearly 40 Million Cubic Meters of Water
The year's 30th typhoon, CHAMPI, gradually moved away, and Ningbo ended its emergency response to flood and drought prevention. Influenced by the typhoon and cold air, the area experienced significant rainfall. Taking advantage of the reservoirs' low water levels during the previous period, this event enabled 34 medium-to-large reservoirs to store nearly 40 million cubic meters of water. According to Sina News, typhoons can also become “water suppliers,” and this water-storage operation was highly effective 🌀💧
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