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In China, an “orange” warning was issued due to the landfall of Typhoon “Noul”

In China, an “orange” warning was issued due to the landfall of Typhoon “Noul”

Published on: 2026-07-26

Source: People’s Republic of China — Translation

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Beijing, July 26 /Xinhua/ — The National Meteorological Center (NMC) of China issued an “orange” warning on Sunday morning after Typhoon “Noul,” with a maximum wind force of 14 near its epicenter, made landfall in Guangdong Province (South China).

By Sunday morning, ‘Nowl,’ classified as a strong typhoon, weakened from typhoon level, the NMC reported.

China has a four-level typhoon warning system, where red indicates the highest level of danger, followed by orange, yellow, and blue.

At the same time on Sunday morning, the NMC extended the ‘red’ level alert due to possible heavy rains and the ‘yellow’ warning for powerful convective phenomena. -0-

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