Typhoon Talim makes landfall in China, causes damage and disruptions before weakening over Vietnam

Typhoon Talim hit southern China on Monday, causing flooding, flight cancellations, and evacuation of over 230,000 people.
Talim brought heavy rains and winds up to 137 kph to provinces including Guangdong, Hainan, and Hong Kong.
Schools, stock markets, and transportation were halted in Hong Kong and Guangdong due to the storm.
After landfall, Talim weakened to a tropical storm over Vietnam, but still caused damage across southern China.
China's meteorological agencies issued warnings about the typhoon's path and intensity as it approached landfall.