鼓励与港澳共建气象探测设施，广东立法推动区域气象协同发展

Core Points - The Guangdong Province has passed the "Regulations on Promoting Meteorological Cooperation in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area," which will take effect on January 1, 2026, enhancing collaboration in meteorology among the three regions [1] - The regulations focus on the construction of meteorological facilities, forecasting and early warning systems, and technological innovation within the Greater Bay Area [1] Group 1: Meteorological Infrastructure and Data Sharing - The regulations require provincial meteorological authorities to strengthen collaboration with meteorological departments in Hong Kong and Macao for significant weather events, improving forecasting and early warning capabilities [2] - Currently, six automatic weather stations and thirteen lightning detection stations have been established, with a basic X-band phased array radar network in place, although challenges remain in site selection and equipment standardization [2] - Daily data sharing volumes for meteorological data are 22GB for Hong Kong and 16GB for Macao, but issues persist in timely transmission of refined grid products [2] Group 2: Technological Innovation and Services - The regulations support innovation and collaboration in meteorological technology, emphasizing the construction of major innovation platforms, joint research, and talent development [3] - Specific provisions are made for low-altitude and marine economic meteorological services, including the development of monitoring and forecasting technologies for low-altitude flights and marine operations [3] Group 3: Regional Development and Collaboration - The regulations promote the establishment of meteorological navigation centers in Nansha and support the development of meteorological service systems that align with the integrated development of the Greater Bay Area [4] - The regulations encourage the integration of artificial intelligence with meteorological monitoring and forecasting, enhancing disaster prevention and reduction capabilities in collaboration with Hong Kong [4]