A powerful storm struck the Chinese provinces of Shandong, Hebei, and the city of Tianjin, bringing wind speeds of up to 200 kilometers per hour. The storm caused widespread damage to buildings, power lines, and public infrastructure. Trees were uprooted, rooftops torn off, and roads blocked by debris. Public transportation and flights were disrupted, with some train services canceled and airports partially closed. Power outages and communication issues affected several towns across the region. Schools and businesses were temporarily closed for safety, and emergency crews were deployed to restore essential services. Authorities set up temporary shelters and urged residents to stay indoors. Although no flooding or casualties were reported, the storm was among the strongest in the past decade.