At 10:00 on June 13, the center of typhoon “Butterfly” No. 1 of this year was located off the coast of Ledong County in Hainan Province. It is expected that typhoon “Butterfly” will move northerly at a speed of about 10 kilometers per hour, rub the western part of Hainan Island northward, and land in Beihai, Guangxi around noon on the 14th in Xuzhou, Guangdong. Affected by this, from the 13th to the 15th, there was torrential rain to heavy rain in places such as Hainan Island, the eastern and northern parts of Guangxi, and the eastern part of Guangxi. Among them, heavy rain occurred in western Hainan, eastern and western Guangxi, and southeastern Guangxi. The rainfall was extremely extreme. The Central Meteorological Observatory continued to issue a yellow typhoon warning and a yellow warning for rainstorms at 10:00 on June 13. The National Defense General Administration decided to upgrade the level 4 emergency response for flood control and typhoon prevention in Hainan, Guangdong, and Guangxi to level 3 at 12:00 on June 13. Task forces were dispatched to Guangxi for assistance and guidance. The two task forces dispatched earlier continued to assist and guide flood control and typhoon prevention work in Ledong, Hainan and Zhanjiang, Guangdong.

At 10:00 on June 13, the center of typhoon “Butterfly” No. 1 of this year was located off the coast of Ledong County in Hainan Province. It is expected that typhoon “Butterfly” will move northerly at a speed of about 10 kilometers per hour, rub the western part of Hainan Island northward, and land in Beihai, Guangxi around noon on the 14th in Xuzhou, Guangdong. Affected by this, from the 13th to the 15th, there was torrential rain to heavy rain in places such as Hainan Island, the eastern and northern parts of Guangxi, and the eastern part of Guangxi. Among them, heavy rain occurred in western Hainan, eastern and western Guangxi, and southeastern Guangxi. The rainfall was extremely extreme. The Central Meteorological Observatory continued to issue a yellow typhoon warning and a yellow warning for rainstorms at 10:00 on June 13. The National Defense General Administration decided to upgrade the level 4 emergency response for flood control and typhoon prevention in Hainan, Guangdong, and Guangxi to level 3 at 12:00 on June 13. Task forces were dispatched to Guangxi for assistance and guidance. The two task forces dispatched earlier continued to assist and guide flood control and typhoon prevention work in Ledong, Hainan and Zhanjiang, Guangdong.