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"After Typhoon Megi tore through the Philippines earlier this week, causing major damage and at least 19 deaths, officials fear that Chinese industries located in the storm&amp;#039;s projection path (such as garment and plastic factories) are now at risk. Though the storm has slowed down since it hit the Philippines, it&amp;#039;s still expected to reach China on Friday or Saturday with the force of a Category 2 hurricane with winds between 96 and 110 mph. Authorities are making emergency preparations for the arrival of the typhoon, which is feared to make a serious impact. Recent floods have already caused death and damage in China and there are concerns that Megi will exacerbate destruction in areas that are still recovering from harsh weather. It sure seems like nations across the world are getting pummeled by severe weather these days. Although Typhoon Megi may not be the harshest storm of 2010, it will most certianly join the ranks of this year&amp;#039;s most newsworthy weather. Find out what the other most notable storms are here. \u2013\u2013Amanda Greene "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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