Introduction: The middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River and other places will welcome a new round of rainfall, and there will be many thundershowers in North and Northeast China in the next three days
Rainstorm hits: Jiangnan becomes a "water curtain hole", and the scene at the door of the house is worrying
Recently, residents in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River have experienced a nightmare rainstorm. Wuhu in Anhui, Hangzhou in Zhejiang, Changsha in Hunan and other places have encountered rare heavy rainstorms one after another. As the old saying goes, "On a June day, a baby's face will change", and this wave after wave of heavy rain has made the city like a "water curtain hole", and the streets have become like an ocean. Meteorological monitoring data showed that rainfall in Anhui, Zhejiang, Guangxi, Guizhou and other places was as high as 100 to 265 mm yesterday. This situation can be described as "flat thunder" in the city, and the residents are caught off guard.
The rain does not stop in the south, and the new rainfall process is about to be seamless
The rain in the south has not stopped, and new rainstorms are already on the way. Today, most of Chongqing, northern Guizhou, northwest Hunan and other places will usher in heavy to heavy rainfall, and the local rainfall can even reach 120 mm. Short-term heavy precipitation, thunderstorms and strong winds, these extreme weather phenomena will occur frequently. It's really in response to the old saying, "A wave is not settled, and a wave rises again", which makes people feel complicated.
Don't think that the North will be spared. In the next three days, there will be many thundershowers in North China and Northeast China, and strong convective weather such as thunderstorms, strong winds or hail may be accompanied locally. Moderate to heavy rain will occur in parts of the central, eastern and northeastern parts of Inner Mongolia, and there will even be heavy rain locally. With such unpredictable weather, it's really confusing.
The high temperature is coming, and the north turns on the "steamer" mode
The hot weather in the north is also miserable. High temperatures will continue to be high in North China and Huanghuai, with maximum temperatures of 37 to 39 °C in central and southern Hebei, Tianjin, Henan and other places in the next few days. Such a hot weather makes people "sweat like rain", and it is really "water on one side and fire on the other".
In the face of such extreme weather, meteorological experts have also frequently issued warnings, reminding the public to be vigilant against flash floods and geological disasters that may be caused by heavy rainfall in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. At the same time, during the high temperature period, everyone should also do a good job of preventing heatstroke and cooling down, and avoid going out. "If you know today, why bother at the beginning", in the face of nature, human beings seem so small, but taking precautions is still our choice.
Extreme weather is coming, and residents in the north and south need to be vigilant
In the next few days, whether it is heavy rain in the south or thundershowers in the north, it will be a natural disaster that cannot be underestimated. The public needs to pay close attention to the weather and take precautions in advance. As the saying goes, "if you are not afraid of 10,000, you are afraid of what happens", and only by taking precautions can we calmly deal with disasters when they come.
The weather forecast shows that the heavy rains in the south have just eased, and the new rainfall process will be seamless. Today, there will be heavy to heavy rain in most parts of Chongqing, northern Guizhou, northwest Hunan and other places, with local rainfall of up to 120 mm. In the face of such heavy rainfall, short-term heavy precipitation and thunderstorms and strong winds can have a great impact on these areas.
Warning in the north: Thundershowers are frequent, and extreme weather is the norm
At the same time, the weather conditions in the north are not optimistic. In the next three days, there will be many thundershowers in North China and Northeast China, accompanied by strong convective weather such as thunderstorms, strong winds or hail. Moderate to heavy rain will occur in parts of the central and eastern parts of Inner Mongolia and northeast China, with localized heavy rain. This kind of frequent thunderstorm weather has brought a lot of trouble to people's daily life.
The hot weather in the north is also uncomfortable. The high temperature weather in North China and Huanghuai will continue, and the highest temperature in central and southern Hebei, Tianjin, Henan and other places can reach 37 to 39 °C in the next few days. Such hot weather makes people's lives more difficult.
Prevention is better than disaster relief, and taking precautions to ensure safety
In the face of such frequent extreme weather, precautionary measures are even more important. Meteorologists advise residents to prepare for heavy rains and high temperatures to ensure their own safety.
As the old saying goes, "Prevention is better than prevention." "Only by taking precautions in advance can we respond calmly when disaster strikes. The city's drainage system needs to be further improved, and residents need to be more aware of disasters.
Is the frequent occurrence of extreme weather a normal phenomenon in nature, or the impact of human activities on the environment? This is a question worth pondering. Some believe that climate change is a cyclical change in nature, while others believe that it is the result of irrational human exploitation and pollution.
Whatever the truth, we need to be in awe of nature, protect the environment, and reduce the damage to nature. Only in this way can we reduce the impact of extreme weather on our lives and create a safer and more harmonious living environment in the days to come.
Summary: The alarm bell rings for a long time, and prevention is better than disaster relief
In the face of frequent extreme weather, the only thing we can do is to prepare for a rainy day. The south should guard against floods and geological disasters caused by heavy rainfall, and the north should be vigilant against strong convective weather during thundershowers. Natural disasters are inevitable, but being prepared ahead of time allows us to respond to storms when they come.
In this contest with nature, we need wisdom and courage, but also unity and mutual assistance. I wish everyone to take precautions and spend every day safely in this changeable season.