Revived Typhoon Saudel threatens eastern and southern China with floods, airport disruptions

Typhoon Saudel has re-formed over the South China Sea and is expected to bring heavy to torrential rain to eastern and southern China over the next three days, prompting warnings of floods, landslides, and mudslides. Aviation data platform VariFlight lists eight major airports, including Guangzhou Baiyun and Hong Kong International, as potentially affected, though no large-scale flight cancellations have been reported yet. The storm's unusual re-formation path is described as 'unprecedented', and the full extent of impact remains uncertain as it approaches land.