China has officially entered its flood season, with significant rainfall anticipated in various regions. According to the Ministry of Water Resources, southern China is expected to experience rainfall levels 10 to 20% above average in June, while northern regions and parts of the southwest may see 10% to 20% less rainfall. Key rivers, particularly in the Yangtze River basin, are at risk of flooding that could exceed warning levels. The ministry has emphasized the urgency of flood control efforts, aiming to prevent casualties, avoid dam failures, and protect essential infrastructure. Meanwhile, the National Climate Center has indicated that the ongoing El Niño phenomenon is expected to peak later this year, which could enhance precipitation in southern China while potentially causing drought conditions in other areas. The impact of El Niño is linked to significant shifts in weather patterns, which may complicate the flood situation further.