Today, the three warnings of heavy rain, severe convective weather and flash floods have attracted widespread attention. According to the latest release from the meteorological department, it is expected that in the next few days, many places on the mainland will usher in continuous rainfall, accompanied by strong convective weather, and may even cause flash floods, requiring high vigilance and precautions.
According to the analysis of the meteorological department, the rain is mainly affected by the southwest monsoon and the outer circulation of the typhoon, and many areas will be hit by heavy rain. The affected areas include but are not limited to South China, Southwest China, and the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. The intensity of rainfall is expected to be relatively high, and some areas may have heavy to heavy rain, local or even extremely heavy rain, and the precipitation may reach more than 50 mm.
At the same time, severe convective weather is also one of the important contents of this warning. Extreme weather phenomena such as thunderstorms, strong winds, and hail may be accompanied locally, which will have a certain impact on public travel, production and life. Severe convective weather is prone to extreme weather events such as thunder and lightning, short-term heavy rainfall, etc., which need to be paid close attention to and responded to by all walks of life.
In addition, flash flood warning is also one of the focuses of this early warning. During heavy rainfall, water can quickly collect and form flash floods, threatening the surrounding area. In particular, it is necessary to strengthen monitoring and prevention in mountainous areas, canyons and other areas with complex terrain to avoid secondary disasters caused by flash floods.
In view of this complex weather situation, the meteorological department reminds the general public to strengthen the awareness of prevention, make reasonable arrangements for travel, production and life, especially avoid wading and outdoor activities. At the same time, relevant departments should strengthen flood prevention and flood control work, make emergency plans, and ensure the safety of public life and property.
The issuance of this multiple warning is a timely reflection and early warning of the current weather situation, and also reminds us of the necessary response and prevention measures in the face of natural disasters. We hope that everyone will stay vigilant and work together to deal with unforeseen natural challenges and ensure that they can survive this period of abnormal weather.