For example, on the afternoon of July 5, many netizens in Tianjin in northern China observed that there were quite strange clouds in the sky, and the clouds were like science fiction scenes, which is a relatively rare atmospheric phenomenon.
The rough face cloud in Tianjin on July 5, from Weibo netizen @Tianya Haijiao Josh
On the afternoon of July 8, Netizens in Beijing and other places noticed that the clouds in the sky seemed to form a huge storm under the canopy, like a huge alien mothership driving to the earth, the spectacle of the scene made many netizens say that it was indescribable, and then the lightning thunder thundered and the wind and rain came, which was actually a super single in development, which was a strong thunderstorm that bred the middle cyclone, so it showed a spectacular cyclone, and the cloud bottom formed a surprising arc-like cloud.
On the morning of July 9, a variety of spectacular and astonishing celestial phenomena appeared in the sky of many places in Shandong, China, and distorted and strange rough-faced clouds appeared in the sky of Weifang and other places, and the sky seemed to become a crumpled rag. Then there were milky clouds, and the swollen cloud cells hung under the canopy like bags, and then many places in Shandong were hit by fierce weather such as thunderstorms, winds, hail, and so on.
The appearance of several "ugly monsters" clouds for many consecutive days is not accidental, although on the surface, the appearance of these ugly clouds is related to the violent development of local thunderstorms. However, from a larger range of weather scales, such frequent occurrence means that the summer wind in the northern region of China is moving northward, the northern atmosphere is becoming more and more abundant, the air is becoming more and more humid, and the atmospheric energy is becoming more and more abundant, resulting in a large-scale surge of thunderstorms.
Frequent thunderstorms have caught many off guard, and this abundance of water vapor is brewing a larger weather upheaval — the Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that a massive rainfall is coming around next Monday. From July 10, the rainfall in the northern region of China will increase significantly, and from July 11 to July 12, there may be continuous heavy rainstorms in North China, and the maximum rainfall may reach more than 200 mm!
This may be the largest and most intense rain in the north of our country this year, and the recent thunderstorm is actually the foreshadowing of this rain, so in the next few days, the northern provinces should be particularly careful.