Category: Nature, Wildlife & the Environment

Tropical Storm Maysak is approaching Hainan, bringing heavy rain, strong coastal winds, suspended ferries and major rail disruption on 3 July ...

Official forecasts point to an uneven season of Widening Drought, intense rainfall and stronger storms, with El Niño adding further uncertainty ...

If you’re planning beach time, boating trips, or outdoor adventures in Hainan this week, you may want to hit pause. The latest forecast from the Hainan Meteorological Bureau indicates a stretch of unsettled weather, with heavy rainfall and strong winds ...

La Niña is returning to the Pacific, and its influence could bring cooler, drier conditions to parts of China. Discover what it may mean for Hainan’s climate this winter ...

Toxic Even After Death: Large numbers of jellyfish resembling silver coins have recently washed ashore along Haikou’s West Coast, prompting health and safety warnings from environmental authorities and marine experts ...

The September Epsilon Perseids meteor shower will reach its peak on September 9, 2025, giving skywatchers in Hainan a chance, though a slim one, to spot a few fast-moving meteors ...

Meteorologists are currently tracking a disturbance over the central South China Sea that is expected to strengthen into a tropical depression around August 17, with impacts expected across the island …

Today, Thursday, August 7, 2025, is 立秋 (Lìqiū), the official Start of Autumn in the traditional Chinese calendar. According to this ancient timekeeping system, autumn begins not with falling leaves or cooler temperatures, but with a precise astronomical marker ...

Haikou's kindergartens are closed today (Friday, June 13, 2025) due to Typhoon Wutip's impact on Hainan Island. According to the latest Chinese-language sources, Haikou City, along with Ding'an and Tunchang counties, upgraded their typhoon warnings from blue to yellow on June 12th afternoon ...