Shanghai has cancelled approximately 60% of its flights on Sunday as Typhoon Dolphin approaches the eastern Chinese coast. A red alert, the highest level, was issued by China’s National Meteorological Centre on Sunday morning. The storm is currently located in the southern East China Sea, about 215km east of Wenzhou in Zhejiang province, and is expected to make landfall in Zhejiang and Fujian provinces between Sunday night and Monday morning. Authorities are preparing for significant impact along the coast. The typhoon is currently moving westward, prompting widespread preventative measures. This disruption highlights the potential for severe weather to impact major transportation hubs in the region.