北方此轮较强降雨过程进入最后时段 多地闻“汛”而动保通保畅保民生

Group 1 - Northern China has experienced continuous heavy rainfall, with the main affected areas shifting to the Northeast as of August 28, while rainfall in North China has weakened or ceased [1] - On August 27, a significant rainfall event began in Liaoning Province, with 58 weather stations reporting over 100 millimeters of rainfall, and the maximum recorded rainfall reaching 175 millimeters [1] - Over 21,000 people were evacuated in Liaoning Province, with 12 reservoirs and 15 hydropower stations exceeding flood limits, leading to organized flood discharge efforts [1] Group 2 - In Huludao City, heavy rainfall caused water accumulation on multiple roads, disrupting traffic, prompting traffic police to implement emergency traffic management and drainage efforts [3] - The local sanitation department opened drainage covers to expedite water removal and set up warning signs in affected areas [3] Group 3 - Inner Mongolia's Chifeng City experienced heavy rain starting August 27, with Ningcheng County being the most severely affected, recording an average rainfall of 73.1 millimeters and a maximum of 93.4 millimeters [5] - Emergency response teams were formed to clear blocked drainage systems and repair affected areas, with warning signs placed at flood-prone locations [5] Group 4 - Strong convective weather began in Dezhou, Shandong Province, on the night of August 27, causing damage at construction sites and water accumulation in low-lying areas, with depths exceeding 40 centimeters [7] - Local authorities quickly organized personnel and equipment to drain water from affected areas, and by August 28, normal traffic conditions were restored [7]