气象部门全力做好防汛保障服务

Group 1 - The province has experienced four rounds of heavy rainfall since August 15, with an average precipitation of 115.2 millimeters, which is 1.2 times more than the same period in previous years [1] - The meteorological department is actively monitoring and providing early warnings, utilizing a network of ground observation stations and weather radars to capture real-time rainfall and water conditions [1][2] - The department has implemented a multi-level emergency response system, ensuring timely communication of weather information to over 30 provincial liaison units and the public [2] Group 2 - The meteorological department emphasizes the importance of early warning systems, combining numerical forecasting models with artificial intelligence to enhance prediction accuracy and disaster impact assessments [2] - The department is focused on providing comprehensive weather information to agricultural stakeholders, reaching out to 32,000 new agricultural operators and 19,000 agricultural machinery operators [2] - The ongoing severe flood situation has prompted the meteorological department to maintain a high level of vigilance and commitment to safeguarding the lives and property of the province's residents [3]