China to witness more extreme weather this month after deadly Beijing storms

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Published on Aug 03, 2023 12:34 PM IST

From typhoons to stifling heat, China is expected to witness more extreme weather this month as the nation reels from deadly floods.

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China's capital Beijing recorded its heaviest rainfall in at least 140 years over the past few days as remnants of Typhoon Doksuri deluged the region. The country is expected to witness more extreme weather this month. (AFP)

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Several parts of northern and southern China will face a high risk of flooding in August as two or three typhoons are expected to make landfall across the nation, China-based Global Times reported citing Chinese authorities. (AFP)

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According to a briefing from the China Meteorological Administration on Thursday, parts of the northern region will see heavier-than-normal rainfall and hotter temperatures as wild weather sweeps across various parts. (AFP)

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The weather bureau said the nation should expect more tropical storms to hit its shores. (AFP)

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China’s weather bureau said high temperatures will continue over the next few days in parts of Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia and Gansu, threatening crops from cotton to corn. (AFP)

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Rescuers using rubber boats evacuate trapped residents through floodwaters in Zhuozhou in northern China's Hebei province, south of Beijing.(AP)

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This photo taken on August 2 shows a flooded street after heavy rains in Zhuozhou, in northern China's Hebei province. (AFP)

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A bridge is damaged after remnants of Typhoon Doksuri brought rains and floods in Beijing, China.(REUTERS)

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Heavier-than-normal rains are expected in the northeast and parts of the north, south and southwest, according to the agency. (AP)

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The consequences of Typhoon Doksuri have lashed Beijing and neighbouring Hebei Province since Saturday (AFP)

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China to witness more extreme weather this month after deadly Beijing storms

China's capital Beijing recorded its heaviest rainfall in at least 140 years over the past few days as remnants of Typhoon Doksuri deluged the region. The country is expected to witness more extreme weather this month. (AFP)

Several parts of northern and southern China will face a high risk of flooding in August as two or three typhoons are expected to make landfall across the nation, China-based Global Times reported citing Chinese authorities. (AFP)

According to a briefing from the China Meteorological Administration on Thursday, parts of the northern region will see heavier-than-normal rainfall and hotter temperatures as wild weather sweeps across various parts. (AFP)

The weather bureau said the nation should expect more tropical storms to hit its shores. (AFP)

China’s weather bureau said high temperatures will continue over the next few days in parts of Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia and Gansu, threatening crops from cotton to corn. (AFP)

Rescuers using rubber boats evacuate trapped residents through floodwaters in Zhuozhou in northern China's Hebei province, south of Beijing.(AP)

This photo taken on August 2 shows a flooded street after heavy rains in Zhuozhou, in northern China's Hebei province. (AFP)

A bridge is damaged after remnants of Typhoon Doksuri brought rains and floods in Beijing, China.(REUTERS)

Heavier-than-normal rains are expected in the northeast and parts of the north, south and southwest, according to the agency. (AP)

The consequences of Typhoon Doksuri have lashed Beijing and neighbouring Hebei Province since Saturday (AFP)

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