Archive · 24 Jul 2026
China Prepares for Tropical Storm Noul
China is getting ready for a big storm called Noul.
It's moving towards the southern part of the country and is expected to bring a lot of rain, maybe even 500 to 600mm in some places.
The storm is moving fast, about 25 to 30 kph.
The government is warning people to be ready for floods.
This storm comes after other heavy rains that caused landslides and missing people.
China is also in a time when they usually get a lot of rain, so they are extra careful.
Tropical storm Noul is moving towards southern China.
Expected to make landfall between Zhuhai and Zhangpu.
Heavy rainfall of 500 to 600mm in localized areas.
Government issuing warnings for severe flood risks.
China is in its peak flood control window.
- Who
- Chinese authorities and residents
- What
- Tropical storm Noul approaching southern China
- When
- Expected landfall between Saturday night and early Sunday morning
- Where
- Between Zhuhai in Guangdong province and Zhangpu in Fujian province
- Why
- To warn of heavy rain and severe flood risks
Government Preparedness
Public Safety Concerns
Government Response
Government Preparedness
Chinese authorities are actively monitoring and issuing warnings to prepare for the storm.
Public Safety Concerns
Residents are concerned about the potential for severe flooding and landslides.
- Storm Name
- Noul
- Expected Landfall
- Between Zhuhai and Zhangpu
- Expected Rainfall
- 500 to 600mm in localized areas
- Current Location
- Northeast of Manila
- Movement Speed
- 25 to 30 kph
- Peak Flood Control Window
- Mid-July to mid-August