Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - Shandong province is experiencing a significant rainfall event due to the influence of warm humid air and weak cold air, with widespread precipitation expected to continue over the next few days [1][2]. Rainfall Data - From July 20, 16:00 to 20:00, 11 cities, 50 counties, and 504 townships in Shandong recorded an average rainfall of 2.5 mm, totaling approximately 3.9 billion cubic meters of water [1]. - The top three rainfall amounts were recorded in Weifang: 101.8 mm in Hanting River Beach, 97.4 mm at Weifang station, and 94.5 mm in Hanting Zhu Li village [1]. Weather Forecast - Rainfall is expected to intensify during the night of July 20, with areas like northern Heze, northern Jining, and northern Weifang forecasted to receive 40-80 mm, with localized areas exceeding 180 mm [2]. - A blue rainstorm warning has been issued, predicting strong rainfall and severe convective weather, including thunderstorms and gusty winds [2][3]. Temperature Outlook - Minimum temperatures are expected to be around 23°C in the central mountainous areas and 25°C in other regions [4]. - Maximum temperatures will be approximately 33°C in Jining, Zaozhuang, Linyi, and Weifang, while other areas will see around 30°C [5]. Additional Weather Conditions - From the night of July 21 to the day of July 22, moderate to heavy rain is anticipated in several regions, with thunderstorms expected in others [5][7]. - Wind conditions will vary, with northern winds around 3 levels in some areas and southern winds around 3-4 levels in others, with gusts during thunderstorms reaching up to 10 levels [3][5].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the impact of Typhoon "Danas" and the southwest monsoon, leading to significant rainfall in several regions of China, raising concerns about potential geological disasters and urban flooding [1][2]. Summary by Sections Weather Forecast - The remnants of Typhoon "Danas" are located in Meizhou, Guangdong, and are expected to move southwest at a speed of 5 to 10 kilometers per hour [2]. - From July 10 to 12, heavy to torrential rain is forecasted in Fujian, southern Jiangxi, southern Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi, and central and southern Guizhou, with some areas experiencing extreme rainfall [2][6]. - Specific regions, including eastern and southern Fujian, most of Guangdong, and parts of Guangxi, are expected to see rainfall amounts of 250 to 300 millimeters, with localized areas exceeding this [2][6]. Rainfall Warnings - The Central Meteorological Observatory has issued an orange alert for heavy rain as of July 10, indicating the potential for severe weather conditions [2]. - Rainfall predictions include short-term heavy precipitation, with maximum hourly rainfall expected to reach 30 to 60 millimeters, and localized areas possibly exceeding 80 millimeters [2][6]. Regional Impacts - The forecast also includes scattered heavy rainfall in regions such as Yunnan, the Sichuan Basin, southern Shaanxi, and parts of northern and western North China, with some areas experiencing moderate to heavy rain [4]. - From July 11 to 12, additional rainfall is expected in northeastern Inner Mongolia, central Heilongjiang, eastern and southern Jiangnan, and much of southern China, with some areas facing heavy rain [7][9].

Core Points - The strongest heat wave of the year is currently affecting China, with the peak expected on July 4th and 5th, covering a vast area from southern North China to central and northern South China [1][2] - High temperatures ranging from 35 to 39 degrees Celsius have been reported in various regions, with some areas exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, particularly in cities like Jinan, Zhengzhou, and Wuhan [2][4] - Following the peak, the high temperature range is expected to gradually shrink starting July 6th, but the humid and hot conditions will persist in many areas [4] Summary of Weather Conditions - The central meteorological station has issued a yellow warning for high temperatures, predicting that several regions will experience extreme heat, including parts of Xinjiang, Shaanxi, and Henan, with local temperatures potentially reaching over 40 degrees Celsius [2][4] - The northeastern and northwestern regions are expected to experience high humidity, making the perceived temperature feel above 35 degrees Celsius even if actual temperatures do not reach that level [4] - Heavy rainfall is forecasted for the Sichuan Basin and northeastern regions, with significant downpours already reported in various areas, including localized torrential rain in Sichuan [5][6] Public Advisory - The public is advised to take precautions against the heat, especially vulnerable groups such as the elderly and children, by minimizing outdoor activities during peak heat hours and ensuring proper hydration [4][7] - With frequent rainfall expected in the Sichuan Basin and other regions, individuals are encouraged to carry rain gear and prepare for potential secondary disasters caused by heavy rain [7]

Group 1 - The central meteorological station predicts a reduction in rainfall in the central and eastern regions of China over the next two days (June 29-30) [1] - Strong rainfall is expected to develop in the Sichuan Basin and southeastern parts of the northwest region, necessitating precautions against secondary disasters [1] - Due to the influence of rain and cold air, high temperatures will pause in the northeast region and Sichuan Basin today [1] Group 2 - Next week, with the strengthening of the subtropical high pressure, a wide range of high-temperature weather will occur in the central and eastern regions [1]

Core Viewpoint - A significant rainfall event is forecasted to occur from June 29 to July 1, affecting various regions in China, with potential for severe flooding in certain areas [1] Summary by Relevant Sections - **Rainfall Forecast** - Strong rainfall is expected in the southeastern, southwestern, and northwestern regions of China, as well as in the central and northern parts of the Huanghuai area and northeastern regions [1] - Specific areas such as northwestern Chongqing, southern Shaanxi, southeastern Gansu, northern Anhui, and eastern Liaoning may experience heavy rain, while eastern Sichuan could see heavy to extremely heavy rainfall [1] - **Impact on Water Bodies** - The rainfall will lead to significant rises in water levels in major rivers, including the upper reaches of the Yangtze River and its tributaries, as well as the Yellow River and Huai River systems [1] - Notably, the Jialing River tributary, the Fujiang River, is at risk of exceeding warning levels due to the expected rainfall [1]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the ongoing weather conditions in China, with significant rainfall in certain regions and high temperatures in others, necessitating public awareness and preparedness for potential secondary disasters [1][4]. - The strong rainfall areas have reduced, but regions like Guizhou and Guangxi still face risks of geological disasters such as landslides and mudslides due to previous heavy rainfall [4]. - The southern regions, particularly Jiangnan, are experiencing prolonged high temperatures, with some areas like Zhejiang and Shanghai exceeding 37°C, indicating a need for public heat prevention measures [1][4]. Group 2 - The Central Meteorological Observatory forecasts heavy rainfall in various regions, including parts of Hebei, Shandong, and Jiangsu, with localized areas experiencing severe downpours [1][2]. - The upcoming week is expected to see a continuation of high temperatures across southern China, with cities like Hangzhou facing sauna-like conditions, where nighttime temperatures remain high [4]. - As the subtropical high pressure strengthens, central and eastern regions will likely experience a resurgence of high temperatures, with cities like Zhengzhou projected to reach around 37°C [4].

Group 1 - Continuous heavy rainfall in Southwest China, particularly in Guizhou and Hunan, with some areas experiencing over 100 mm of rainfall from June 25 to 26 [1][3] - The Ministry of Water Resources and the China Meteorological Administration issued a yellow warning for mountain flood disasters on June 26 [1] - Geological disaster meteorological risk warnings were also issued due to high risks of mountain floods and geological disasters in regions like Yunnan, Guizhou, and Chongqing [3] Group 2 - The Ministry of Water Resources issued targeted flood and mountain flood disaster warnings to 11 provinces, maintaining a Level 4 emergency response for flood defense in six provinces [5] - Rescue operations are ongoing in Southern China, with various departments mobilizing to ensure public safety [6] - In Guizhou, recovery efforts are underway, including drainage and cleaning operations following severe flooding [7][9] Group 3 - Traffic controls have been implemented on multiple highways and national roads in Guizhou due to the heavy rainfall, affecting 16 road sections and 8 toll stations as of June 26 [11] - A bus carrying 10 passengers was rescued after being swept away by rising water in Guangxi, highlighting the dangers posed by the ongoing weather conditions [13][15] Group 4 - Meteorological analysts attribute the continuous heavy rainfall to the onset of the plum rain season and the influence of typhoons, leading to a significant weather pattern affecting both northern and southern regions [16][18]

Core Insights - The strongest rainfall since the onset of the flood season has affected 14 provinces and regions in southern China from June 17 to 23, with many areas breaking historical daily rainfall records [1][2] - The cumulative rainfall in provinces such as Guangxi, Guizhou, Hunan, Hubei, and Anhui reached between 400 to 700 millimeters, with some localities exceeding 1,118 millimeters [2][3] - A new round of strong rainfall is expected to follow immediately, impacting areas including Sichuan and Chongqing, although the intensity and range will be less than the previous event [4][6] Rainfall Data - Specific extreme rainfall records include: - Hubei Hefeng: 328.4 mm on June 19 - Guizhou Zhijin: 279.7 mm on June 19 - Guangxi Tian'e: 208.7 mm on June 23 - Hunan Longshan: 205.8 mm on June 19 - Jiangsu Hongze: 191 mm on June 20 - Jiangsu Binhai: 189 mm on June 20 [3] Meteorological Analysis - The intensity of the rainfall is attributed to favorable conditions for moisture and energy, with the positioning of the subtropical high-pressure system causing persistent rainfall in the Yangtze River region [3] - The interaction of cold and warm air masses at the edge of the subtropical high-pressure system has led to prolonged heavy rainfall, with both cold vortices and subtropical high-pressure being stronger than usual [3] Upcoming Weather Forecast - From now until June 27, another round of strong rainfall is anticipated, particularly affecting the eastern part of the southwest region and areas like Jianghan and Huanghuai [4][6] - The core impact period for this new rainfall event is expected to be tomorrow and the day after, with significant rainfall predicted for regions from Guizhou to southern Henan [6] - Areas previously affected by heavy rainfall may experience cumulative rainfall exceeding 200 millimeters, raising concerns about potential secondary disasters such as landslides and mudslides due to saturated soil conditions [4][6]

央视网消息：据中国天气网消息，今天（6月23日），江南等地仍将出现强降雨，湖南、江西等地有大 到暴雨；与此同时华北平原高温持续，东北地区气温攀升，福建等地闷热感十足，公众请注意及时降 温，谨防中暑。 强降雨持续影响江南等地 后天新一轮降雨过程开启 在眼下这轮于6月17日开启的强降雨过程中，云南、贵州、四川、重庆、广西、湖北、湖南、河南、安 徽、江苏、山东等地皆已出现大到暴雨，部分地区有大暴雨。昨天，雨带南压，强降雨主要出现在西南 地区南部到江南北部一带，监测显示，江苏东南部、安徽东南部、上海、浙江北部和西部、江西东北 部、湖南西部、贵州东南部、广西北部、云南西部和南部、四川中部等地部分地区出现大到暴雨，局地 大暴雨。 今天，强降雨将有所缩减，主要影响的地区仍为江南等地；明天，江南一带降雨减弱，但西南地区的降 雨将增强，多地或现强降雨。后天，新一轮降雨过程开启，预计25到28日，西南地区、江南西部和北 部、江汉、黄淮、江淮和华南西部等地有一次较强降雨过程。 中央气象台预计，今天浙江中北部、江西中部、湖南中部、贵州中南部、广西北部、云南中西部、四川 盆地西部以及西藏东南部等地部分地区有大到暴雨，其中，贵州东南部等 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the forecast of severe weather conditions, including heavy rainfall and strong convective weather, affecting various regions in China from June 18 to June 21, 2023 [1][2][3]. Summary by Relevant Sections Weather Forecast - From June 18 to June 21, regions including southern Shaanxi, southwestern areas, western Jiangnan, Jianghan, Huanghuai, and western Guangxi are expected to experience a strong rainfall event, with some areas facing heavy to torrential rain [2][6]. - Specific forecasts indicate that from June 18, 08:00 to June 19, 08:00, areas such as northeastern and southern Sichuan, most of Chongqing, northern Guizhou, northern Hunan, and most of Hubei will see heavy rainfall, with some regions experiencing torrential rain (100-180 mm) [2][6]. Severe Weather Alerts - The Central Meteorological Observatory issued a yellow warning for heavy rain on June 18, indicating potential risks of urban flooding and secondary disasters [2][5]. - A blue warning for severe convective weather was also issued, predicting strong winds and hail in regions including Inner Mongolia, Northeast China, and parts of North China and Huanghuai [3][5]. Rainfall Predictions - Rainfall predictions for June 19 indicate that northeastern regions, eastern Tibet, southern North China, Huanghuai, Jianghuai, and parts of Jiangnan will experience moderate to heavy rain, with some areas facing heavy rain or torrential rain (100-200 mm) [8][10]. - The forecast for June 20 shows that areas such as central and eastern Heilongjiang, southeastern Tibet, and parts of Huanghuai and Jiangnan will also see moderate to heavy rain, with certain regions expecting heavy rainfall [10][13].