According to China Weather Network, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Dongguan, Foshan, Zhongshan, Dongguan, Hong Kong, Macao and other places are also covered by heavy rainfall radar echoes! Today's heavy rain, heavy rain will continue, will not stop for a while and a half, the cumulative rainfall is very large, we must pay attention to prevention.
The Central Meteorological Observatory continued to issue a yellow warning for heavy rain at 06 o'clock on September 8: It is expected that from 08 o'clock on September 8 to 08 o'clock on September 9, there will be heavy to heavy rain in parts of southwest and east Guangxi, southeastern Guangxi, eastern and southern Hainan, southern Taiwan Island and eastern Gansu, northern Shaanxi, central Hebei, western and northern Beijing, among which, there will be heavy rainfall (100~180 mm) in parts of central and southwestern coastal areas of Guangdong. Some of the above areas are accompanied by short-term heavy precipitation (maximum hourly rainfall of 20~50 mm, local can exceed 80 mm), local thunderstorms, winds and other strong convective weather.
Roads became rivers, vehicles were flooded, floods were released in the early morning, and classes were suspended throughout Shenzhen
At 21 o'clock on September 7, the Shenzhen Meteorological Observatory upgraded the orange rainstorm warning signal in Luohu District, Futian District, Longhua District and Longgang District of Shenzhen to red, and the city entered a state of emergency defense for heavy rain. According to the meteorological department, the rainstorm was affected by the residual circulation of typhoon "Anemone" and the monsoon, and the rainfall had the characteristics of "strong suddenness, strong short-term rain, and obvious local train effect".
According to the Shenzhen Three Defense Headquarters, due to continuous rainfall, the water level of Shenzhen Reservoir is close to the flood limit level, after research, it was decided to start flood discharge at 0:15 on September 8, the flow is 70-80 cubic meters per second, Futian District, Luohu District, Longgang District organize relevant personnel to stay away from the river area, and pay close attention to flood discharge information, and take safety protection measures in time.
In this regard, Wang Changxiao, director of the disaster prevention and mitigation department of the Shenzhen Emergency Management Bureau, said in an interview with the media: "Because the waterlogged area around the Shenzhen reservoir is heavy rain, so the water level rises relatively fast, the Shenzhen reservoir has exceeded its dotted line warning water level, according to the application of the reservoir, it has been agreed that the reservoir began to discharge floods, but this flood discharge is relatively small, only about 80 cubic meters per second flow, may not have much impact downstream." Some netizens posted a live video of the Longgang River in Shenzhen, in which the Longgang River was raging, and the water surface was almost level with the embankment.
On September 8, according to the "Shenzhen Release" news, Shenzhen emergency, meteorology, education departments reminded: last night to this morning Shenzhen general heavy rain, heavy rain red warning continues to be in effect, the city on the 8th class is suspended, please continue to do a good defense.
Closed! Scenic spots are closed
Guangdong Zhuhai issued a red warning for heavy rain
The Zhuhai Meteorological Observatory issued a citywide red warning for heavy rain at 5:45 on September 8.
After consultation and judgment, the Zhuhai Three Defense Command decided to upgrade the flood control level III. emergency response to level II. from 5:45 on September 8. All units and citizens are requested to implement the following preventive measures:
1. Pay close attention to weather warning signals and defense guidelines through mobile phone SMS, TV, radio, official WeChat public accounts and APP, pay attention to bus route adjustment and suspension information, and adjust travel plans.
2. Primary and secondary schools, kindergartens, and nurseries will be suspended to ensure the safety of students.
3. Stop outdoor construction operations such as water, high altitude, underground pipe network, and construction sites.
4. Close tourist attractions, parks, and playgrounds, stop outdoor mountaineering activities, and stay in safe places as much as possible.
5. Stay away from low-lying land, slopes, old retaining walls, geological disaster hidden danger areas and areas prone to flash floods and debris flows, away from roadside electrical boxes, piles and other power facilities, and pay attention to their own safety precautions.
6. Implement safety control measures for underground facilities and places such as underground shopping malls, underground garages, and underground passages to ensure the safety of people's lives and property.
7. Vehicles should not risk crossing flooded areas, avoid parking vehicles in low-lying and waterlogged areas, and immediately abandon the vehicle to escape when encountering dangerous situations such as serious flooding.
8. Residents and friends are requested to actively cooperate in traffic control and the transfer and resettlement of people in danger.
Information Services Department of the HKSAR Government: Heavy rains and floods have injured 14 people
On the evening of September 7, Hong Kong was hit by torrential rain, and many areas were affected by stagnant water. According to the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, as of 1 o'clock on 8 September, the Drainage Services Department had confirmed 12 flooding cases and 40 emergency rescue teams had gone to the relevant areas for treatment. In the early morning of the 8th, the reporter learned from the Information Department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government that as of 3:15 on the 8th, 14 people had been injured by the flood, and the age of the injured was distributed from 32 to 76 years old.
Vehicles wade through the water in Hong Kong's Tai Po District
At 2:30 on the 8th, the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region issued a press announcement entitled "The Government is making every effort to deal with flooding in multiple districts". The announcement mentioned that most areas have received more than 70mm of rain since last night, while Kowloon, Northeast New Territories and Hong Kong Island have received more than 200mm of rain. The Observatory Headquarters recorded 158.1 mm of rain in one hour from 23:00 to 24:00 on the 7th, the highest recorded since records began in 1884.
(Comprehensive Beijing News, Shenzhen Release, China Weather Network, Global Network, etc.)