China Thunderstorms

NASA regularly shares stunning images from our universe, leaving the space lovers mesmerised. This time, the American space agency shared a captivating image showing gigantic jets soaring from a thunderstorm towards the Himalayas in China and Bhutan.

China witnessed an excessive thunderstorm that caused nearly 10,000 lightning strikes on Hong Kong. The thunderstorm caused delays at Hong Kong's international airport and caused damage to a Cantonese opera theatre.

China on Thursday braced for the imminent landfall of Typhoon Doksuri, shutting schools and businesses in some coastal cities, while its national observatory renewed its most severe weather alert after heavy rainfall in the country's southwest.

Thunderstorms early on Friday left around 13,000 passengers stranded at the Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport in China''s Sichuan province.

The leaders of rivals China and Taiwan expressed condolences on Thursday for victims of a TransAsia Airways turboprop plane that crashed during a thunderstorm the previous day killing 48 people including two French nationals.

At least 18 people were killed and 118 injured after violent thunderstorms lashed parts of the China's southern industrial heartland of Guangdong province, the official state news agency Xinhua reported on Monday.Emergency service officials said hail, rain and gale-force winds struck the province's capital, Guangzhou, along with the nearby cities o...

NASA regularly shares stunning images from our universe, leaving the space lovers mesmerised. This time, the American space agency shared a captivating image showing gigantic jets soaring from a thunderstorm towards the Himalayas in China and Bhutan.

China witnessed an excessive thunderstorm that caused nearly 10,000 lightning strikes on Hong Kong. The thunderstorm caused delays at Hong Kong's international airport and caused damage to a Cantonese opera theatre.

China on Thursday braced for the imminent landfall of Typhoon Doksuri, shutting schools and businesses in some coastal cities, while its national observatory renewed its most severe weather alert after heavy rainfall in the country's southwest.

Thunderstorms early on Friday left around 13,000 passengers stranded at the Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport in China''s Sichuan province.

The leaders of rivals China and Taiwan expressed condolences on Thursday for victims of a TransAsia Airways turboprop plane that crashed during a thunderstorm the previous day killing 48 people including two French nationals.

At least 18 people were killed and 118 injured after violent thunderstorms lashed parts of the China's southern industrial heartland of Guangdong province, the official state news agency Xinhua reported on Monday.Emergency service officials said hail, rain and gale-force winds struck the province's capital, Guangzhou, along with the nearby cities o...