More rain is on the way for south China, where rain-triggered floods have already displaced tens of thousands of people, according to the national observatory forecast on Monday.
Torrential rain and hail have left nine people dead and hundreds of thousands affected in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, authorities said on Tuesday.
Eight people died and 18 others are missing after heavy rain in southwest China's Sichuan Province since Sunday.
Death toll has increased to 18 and 13 others remained unaccounted for Wednesday after downpours triggered landslides and flooding in Hiroshima Prefecture in western Japan, local press reported.
Three more people have been confirmed dead due to continuous rain that has lashed the city of Yan'an in northwest China's Shaanxi Province since July 3, bringing the death toll to 26, the local government said Sunday.
One person was confirmed dead and 15 others missing in southwest China's Sichuan Province as of Tuesday evening after severe rainstorms battered the region, including some quake-stricken areas, local authorities said on Tuesday.
Storms and flooding left 11 people dead and four others missing in southwest China's Sichuan Province as of Tuesday, according to the provincial flood control office.
One person died and 270,000 others were affected by a new round of rain in central China's Hunan Province, authorities said Wednesday. Downpours have also swept Jiangxi and Hubei provinces.