Typhoon Bebinca made landfall in Shanghai on September 15, 2024, with wind speeds reaching up to 151 kph, marking it as the most powerful storm to strike the city since 1949. The typhoon has led to the cancellation of over 700 flights from Shanghai's two main airports, affecting thousands of travelers during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday. In addition to flight disruptions, Shanghai’s major tourist attractions, including Shanghai Disney Resort, have been temporarily closed, and ferry services have been halted. Authorities have issued red alerts for severe weather, anticipating heavy rainfall and potential flooding. The Chinese government has activated its top-level emergency response and suspended various transportation services to ensure public safety. Many residents have been evacuated as the storm continues to impact the densely populated eastern seaboard.