Group 1 - Heavy rainfall has been reported across various regions in China, particularly in the southwest to northeast, prompting the issuance of blue rainstorm warnings by the Central Meteorological Observatory [1] - Shanxi Province has upgraded its rainstorm warning to yellow, with expected rainfall intensity exceeding 40 mm per hour in certain areas [2] - Inner Mongolia's Ordos has experienced rare heavy rainfall, with a maximum recorded rainfall of 214 mm, nearly reaching the annual average [3] Group 2 - Dandong, Liaoning has faced continuous heavy rainfall, accumulating an average of 801.5 mm of rainfall by August 21 [4] - Qinghai Province has seen widespread precipitation, with the highest recorded rainfall of 61.1 mm in Menyuan County [5] - In Yunnan's Ning'er County, heavy rainfall triggered a mudslide, resulting in 4 fatalities and 1 rescue [6] Group 3 - The Ministry of Water Resources reported that four rivers experienced flood levels exceeding warning thresholds due to the rainfall [7] - The National Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters initiated a level four emergency response for Liaoning, Sichuan, and Yunnan [8] - Meteorological analysis indicates that the current rainfall in North and Northeast China is characterized by a wide range and localized intensity, with ongoing rain expected [9][10]
我国大范围强降雨天气持续 多地多部门数措并举防汛应急
Yang Shi Wang·2025-08-22 04:29