Destructive typhoon 'Bavi' is set to arrive in Russia from China…

Destructive typhoon 'Bavi' is set to arrive in Russia from China within the coming days, leaving a serious trail behind it in China.

Consensus

Typhoon 'Bavi' is expected to reach Russia's Far East in the coming days.
Extreme rainfall of up to 120 mm per day is forecast for Primorsky and Khabarovsk regions.
Wind speeds may reach 20–25 m/s, capable of toppling trees, damaging roofs, and disrupting power lines.
The worst weather conditions are expected from the evening of Tuesday onward.
The zone of heavy rains will spread along the coast of Khabarovsk Krai from Komsomolsk-on-Amur to Okhotsk.
In central Russia, peak rainfall has already passed; future precipitation is expected to be light or moderate.
A 3–4 day period of clear weather is forecast starting Wednesday.
Typhoon 'Bavi' caused significant damage in China over the past 24 hours, including roof collapses, fallen trees, floods, and landslides.
Evacuations occurred in Zhejiang Province, with about 2.7 million people relocated.
Transportation disruptions were reported in China: train services halted and more than 1,200 flights canceled in Shanghai alone.

87 people were injured on Taiwan due to typhoon 'Bavi', with an additional 12 injured in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan; injuries mainly resulted from flying debris or being knocked down by strong winds. — vm
The number of casualties on Taiwan rose to 113 people due to typhoon 'Bavi'. — vesti