Typhoon Dolphin Triggers Monsoon Disruptions Over India From 4,000 Km Away

Even after Super Typhoon Dolphin battered China’s eastern coastline with powerful winds and intense flooding following its landfall near Zhejiang, the storm’s influence is extending far beyond the immediate disaster zone. Nearly 4,000 kilometres away, its vast atmospheric circulation is producing significant weather effects, with meteorologists monitoring its potential role in disrupting the moisture supply that fuels India’s southwest monsoon.

Disclaimer: This video is taken from WION.