China Urgent News: Severe storm hits Shanghai, winds reaching 140 mph

China Urgent News: Severe storm hits Shanghai, winds reaching 140 mph Daily reports of natural disasters have become an unsettling norm. The latest calamity unfolded on November 16-17, as live news coverage documented the Earth’s tumultuous state, emphasizing the imminent threat of global warming. The severe storm that struck China, with wind gusts reaching a staggering 140 mph, brought cities to a standstill, compelling authorities to close public events and school activities for the duration of the tempest. Shanghai, in particular, found itself in the grip of this formidable storm, experiencing winds of unprecedented intensity. As the news channel broadcasted the latest developments, it highlighted a range of natural disasters, from geological emergencies like earthquakes and volcanic eruptions to hydrological crises such as floods and tsunamis. Fires, both in forests and peatlands, added to the list, alongside meteorological emergencies like tornadoes, cyclones, blizzards, hailstorms, dro