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Typhoon Bavi made landfall in eastern China, specifically in Zhejiang province, on July 12, 2026, bringing with it severe weather conditions including heavy rainfall and strong winds. Following the storm's arrival, meteorologists reported that Bavi had weakened to a severe tropical storm as it continued to move inland.
In preparation for the storm, authorities had evacuated nearly two million people from vulnerable areas and suspended various modes of transport to minimize potential damage and ensure public safety. The National Meteorological Center of China noted the risk of flooding and destructive winds as Bavi moved through the region, prompting widespread alerts and ongoing monitoring of the situation.
As the storm dissipated, heavy rain continued to spread across affected areas, with reports of significant rainfall contributing to local flooding concerns.
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