China's National Marine Forecasting Center issued an orange wave warning at 8 a.m. on Aug 6 due to Typhoon Dolphin. Waves of 6-10 meters are expected in the eastern East China Sea from the morning of Aug 6 to the morning of Aug 7, with the offshore warning level set at orange, while Zhejiang's coastal waters will see moderate to rough seas of 2-3 meters, triggering a blue alert. Vessels operating in the affected areas are advised to exercise caution, and coastal authorities have been urged to take precautionary measures against waves.
Typhoon Dolphin Forces China to Issue Orange Wave Alert for East China Sea
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