According to the latest weather forecast released by the Central Meteorological Observatory on July 2, the situation of rainfall activities that the mainland is facing this time has changed greatly. At the same time, the forecast is for the distribution of rain in various regions tomorrow, July 3, and some areas will usher in heavy rain.
On July 2, the Central Meteorological Observatory continued to issue an orange warning for heavy rain, and it is expected that from 8 o'clock on July 2 to 8 o'clock on the 3rd, Xinjiang will usher in a moderate to heavy rain in many areas along the Tianshan Mountains, southern Jilin, most of Liaoning, and northeast Hebei. Among them, the northeastern region of Guangxi is likely to have localized heavy rainstorms, and the maximum precipitation may exceed 150 mm. The rain is heavy and has brought many challenges to various places.
However, with the actual weather change on July 2, the intensity of this round of rain has decreased. According to the latest observations, heavy rain did not occur as expected in Xinjiang, and only moderate to heavy rain occurred in Liaoning and northeastern Hebei. Compared with the forecast, the intensity of this round of precipitation has weakened overall. So, what kind of weather will happen everywhere on July 3rd?
According to the weather forecast, on July 3, the southern part of Heilongjiang, the central and western parts of Jilin, and the Huanghuai region will face moderate to heavy rain. Among them, the southern part of Shandong, the eastern and southern parts of Henan, and the northern part of Anhui are likely to usher in heavy rain or heavy rain, and the maximum precipitation may reach 100-120 mm. In addition, southeastern Inner Mongolia and the Liaodong Peninsula may also have level 4-5 breezes.
In terms of distribution, the main impact of this rainfall includes southern Shandong, eastern Henan, northern Anhui and other places. In particular, the Binzhou and Heze areas of Shandong Province and the Nanyang area of Henan Province are at greatest risk of being affected by heavy rainfall. Due to the complex topography of these areas and the crisscrossing of rivers and lakes, it is easy to form a flood accident in the event of heavy rainfall.
According to data, the record of the largest rainstorm in the history of Shandong Province exceeded 280 mm. If the intensity of this rainfall does reach or exceed 100 mm on July 3, it will have a great impact on crops, transportation, etc. in these areas. Flooding is inevitable in urban and rural areas, and it is imperative to take defensive measures in a timely manner.
Meanwhile, precipitation intensity will be relatively flat elsewhere on 3 July. Liaoning and other places may only have light rain, and the intensity is not high. This also indicates that the overall impact and intensity of this rainfall will shrink. However, the meteorological department still warns that all localities are concerned about sudden precipitation that may form at any time.
Overall, the rain situation on July 3 has been largely adjusted compared to the forecast on July 2. The intensity of rainfall tends to be concentrated and the scope is relatively small, but Shandong, Henan and other places are still likely to usher in heavy rainstorms. Localities should be prepared for emergencies based on real-time weather changes, and at the same time, they should not be overly nervous. It is believed that under the guidance of the meteorological department's continuous optimization of forecasts, we will be able to successfully survive this rainfall process.