Typhoon "Vipa" brings heavy rainfall, causing three rivers in Guangxi to exceed their flood warnings.

According to the monitoring of the Guangxi Hydrological Center, affected by Typhoon "Nepartak", from 8:00 on July 21st to 8:00 on July 22nd, parts of Fangchenggang, Qinzhou, Chongzuo, Beihai, and Yulin and other cities experienced moderate to heavy rain, with localized areas experiencing heavy to extremely heavy rain. The heavy rain caused significant water level rises of 1-4 meters in rivers such as Nanliu River, Mingjiang River, Qin River, Fangcheng River, and Beiliu River. Among them, Nanliu River, Jiangning River, and Dafeng River had floods exceeding the warning level by 0.08-0.30 meters at 3 monitoring stations. At 8:00 on July 22nd, the water levels of all rivers in Guangxi were below the warning level. The water level at Wuzhou Hydrological Station on the Xijiang River was 7.81 meters, with a flow rate of 7910 cubic meters per second. The Guangxi Hydrological Center predicts that in the next 6 hours, Tangying River, a tributary of Maoling River, may experience floods exceeding the warning level by around 0.5 meters; in the next 24 hours, the downstream of the Left River and its tributary Mingjiang River will continue to rise by 2-3 meters, and some rivers in cities such as Chongzuo, Liuzhou, Hechi, and Guilin may experience rises of 1-3 meters.