山东省气象台于8月1日06时00分继续发布暴雨蓝色预警：预计1日白天到夜间，临沂和枣庄有小到中雨 局部暴雨并伴有雷电，日照、青岛、威海和烟台有雷雨或阵雨局部大雨或暴雨，鲁西北地区天气多云， 其他地区局部有雷雨或阵雨，雷雨地区雷雨时阵风7～9级。未来三天天气预报：1日白天到夜间，临沂 和枣庄天气阴有小到中雨局部暴雨并伴有雷电，日照、青岛、威海和烟台天气阴有雷雨或阵雨局部大雨 或暴雨，鲁西北地区天气多云，其他地区天气多云间阴局部有雷雨或阵雨。潍坊、临沂、日照和半岛地 区偏东风3～4级，其他地区北风3～4级，雷雨地区雷雨时阵风7～9级。 夜间最低气温：鲁中山区24℃左右，其他地区26℃左右。 最高气温：菏泽、德州和聊城34℃左右，枣庄、临沂、日照、鲁中山区和半岛地区30℃左右，其他地区 32℃左右。2日白天到夜间，枣庄、临沂、日照和半岛地区天气阴有雷雨或阵雨局部大雨，菏泽和鲁西 北地区天气多云，其他地区天气多云间阴局部有雷雨或阵雨。日照和半岛地区南风转北风4级阵风5～6 级，其他地区东北风3～4级，雷雨地区雷雨时阵风7～9级。 夜间最低气温：鲁中山区23℃左右，其他地区26℃左右。 最高气温：菏泽、德州和聊城35℃ ...

Core Viewpoint - China has launched the "Mazu" meteorological warning system at the 2025 World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, aimed at helping developing countries respond to natural disasters [1][2]. Group 1: System Overview - The "Mazu" system is named after a widely revered Chinese sea goddess in Southeast Asia and is designed for global coverage [2]. - The system integrates multiple disaster warnings into a single platform, emphasizing simplicity and collaboration in meteorological safety [3]. - The Chinese Meteorological Administration plans to enhance the meteorological warning system through training, providing forecasters with an open-source toolkit of AI models named "Wind Thunder," "Wind Clear," and "Wind Smooth," each tailored for different time frames from 10 minutes to 3 months [3]. Group 2: Global Context - The system is part of China's efforts to establish a network of warning partnerships with other countries to address extreme weather challenges [2]. - Advanced meteorological warning systems already exist in other countries, such as the U.S. National Weather Service and Japan Meteorological Agency, which rely heavily on local supercomputers and prioritize specific disaster types [2][3]. - The "Mazu-Urban" platform, a city-level disaster warning tool, has been donated to representatives from Djibouti and Mongolia, providing risk assessments, real-time monitoring, forecasts, automated disaster reports, and AI-generated emergency plans [3]. Group 3: Implementation and Reach - Since January, a pilot version of the "Mazu" system has been launched in 35 countries across Asia, Africa, and the Pacific [3]. - The system aims to facilitate global cooperation by making its AI models open-source [3].

Core Viewpoint - Multiple weather warnings have been issued by the Central Meteorological Observatory, including orange alerts for heavy rain, yellow alerts for strong winds, and yellow alerts for typhoons, indicating severe weather conditions across various regions in China [1]. Group 1: Heavy Rain Alerts - From 08:00 on July 30 to 08:00 on July 31, areas including southern Jiangsu, Shanghai, northern Zhejiang, eastern Anhui, southern Guangdong, central Guangxi, southern Yunnan, Taiwan Island, eastern Heilongjiang, and northeastern Liaoning are expected to experience heavy to torrential rain, with some regions facing extreme rainfall (250-320 mm) [2][10]. - Specific areas such as southeastern Jiangsu, northern Shanghai, northern Zhejiang, and southern Taiwan may see localized extreme rainfall, with hourly precipitation potentially exceeding 70 mm [2]. Group 2: Strong Wind Alerts - From 08:00 on July 30 to 08:00 on July 31, regions including western and northeastern Inner Mongolia, eastern Xinjiang, northern and western Qinghai, Gansu's Hexi Corridor, Shanghai, northern Zhejiang, and southern Jiangsu are forecasted to experience winds of 5-6 levels, with gusts reaching 7 levels [4]. - In certain areas like Shanghai, northern Zhejiang, and southern Jiangsu, wind speeds may reach levels 7-8, with gusts of 9-10 levels [4]. Group 3: Typhoon Alerts - The 8th typhoon of the year, "Zhu Jie Cao," made landfall in Zhoushan, Zhejiang, with maximum wind speeds of 9 levels (23 m/s) and a minimum central pressure of 975 hPa [6]. - The typhoon is expected to move northwest at a speed of 10-15 km/h, potentially strengthening before making a second landfall between Ningbo, Zhejiang, and Qidong, Jiangsu, with wind speeds of 9-10 levels [8].

Group 1 - The Ministry of Water Resources and the China Meteorological Administration issued an orange warning for mountain flood disasters, predicting a high likelihood of such disasters in southern Fujian, eastern and southwestern Guangdong, and southeastern Yunnan from July 10, 20:00 to July 11, 20:00 [1] - The Central Meteorological Administration continued to issue a yellow warning for heavy rain, forecasting heavy to torrential rain in various regions including southern Fujian, most of Guangdong, and parts of Guangxi, with localized extreme rainfall expected to reach 250-300 mm [3] - The Ministry of Natural Resources and the China Meteorological Administration issued a yellow warning for geological disaster risks, indicating a high risk in eastern and southern Fujian, eastern Guangdong, southeastern Sichuan, western Chongqing, and northwestern Guizhou, with an orange warning for specific areas [5] Group 2 - The Central Meteorological Administration reported a high risk of waterlogging due to heavy rainfall, particularly in southern Fujian, eastern and southwestern Guangdong, and northern Guizhou, with a focus on urban flooding and agricultural waterlogging [7] - A nationwide flood risk meteorological warning map was released, indicating varying levels of risk across different regions, emphasizing the need for preparedness and monitoring [8]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the severe impact of heavy rainfall in Sichuan province from July 2 to July 4, leading to significant flooding and mudslides, with effective early warning systems in place to mitigate disaster risks [3][4][5]. Group 1: Weather Impact - Sichuan experienced intense rainfall characterized by high hourly precipitation and significant cumulative rainfall, with Guangyuan City recording the highest total rainfall in the province [3][4]. - From July 2, 20:00 to July 4, 08:00, the cumulative rainfall at the Quxi River station reached 351.8 mm, with flood levels exceeding historical extremes [5]. Group 2: Emergency Response - The meteorological departments at provincial, city, and county levels collaborated to issue timely warnings, including a red alert for heavy rain, which was communicated to the public through various channels [4][5][6]. - Over 15.6 million warning messages were sent out, covering more than 40,000 individuals, which helped in gaining critical emergency response time [5]. Group 3: Specific Incidents - In Aba Prefecture, a mudslide occurred in Jiakang Village, prompting immediate evacuation orders as rainfall approached critical levels [6][7]. - In Danba County, timely alerts led to the successful evacuation of residents before a mudslide blocked a major highway, demonstrating the effectiveness of targeted warnings [8][9][10].

Core Points - The Central Meteorological Administration issued a yellow high-temperature warning, predicting temperatures above 35°C in several regions including southern North China, Huanghuai, Jianghuai, and parts of Xinjiang [2] - A blue rainstorm warning was also issued, forecasting heavy to torrential rain in areas such as western and southern Sichuan Basin, and parts of Inner Mongolia and Hebei [4] - A blue warning for severe convective weather was released, indicating potential thunderstorms and hail in northeastern and central North China, with wind speeds exceeding 10 levels in some areas [6] - The main impact period for severe convective weather is expected from the night of July 4 to the daytime of July 5 [7] - A joint geological disaster meteorological risk warning was issued, highlighting high risks in regions like northern Sichuan and southern Gansu, urging local governments to prepare for disaster prevention [10] - A flood risk meteorological forecast indicated high risks of flooding in areas such as eastern Beijing and central Sichuan due to heavy rainfall [12]

Group 1 - The Central Meteorological Administration issued a yellow high-temperature warning, predicting temperatures exceeding 37°C in over 10 provinces and cities, with some areas reaching 40°C or above [1] - A blue rainstorm warning was issued, forecasting heavy rain in parts of Jilin, Liaoning, Gansu, and Sichuan, with some areas experiencing rainfall between 100 to 180 millimeters [2] - A blue warning for severe convective weather was released, indicating thunderstorms and strong winds in Northeast and North China, with wind speeds potentially exceeding 11 levels in some regions [3] Group 2 - A yellow fog warning was issued for the northern and central Yellow Sea, predicting visibility below 1 kilometer in certain areas [4]

转自：天津日报 天津市气象台于2025年05月13日15时06分发布陆地大风蓝色预警信号：预计今天后半夜到明天上午，天 津地区将有北风4-5级阵风7-8级，请有关单位和人员做好防范准备。 预计未来24小时内可能受大风影响，平均风力可达6级以上，或者阵风7级以上；或者已经受大风影响， 平均风力为6—7级，或者阵风7—8级并可能持续。 天津海洋中心气象台于2025年05月13日15时15分发布海上大风蓝色预警信号：预计明天早晨到白天，天 津港海域、南港海域、天津港锚地海域、渤海中部海域将有北到东北风6-7级阵风8级，请有关单位和人 员做好防范准备。 预计未来24小时内可能受大风影响，平均风力可达7级以上，或者阵风8级以上；或者已经受大风影响， 平均风力为7级，或者阵风8级并可能持续。 阵风8级和局地小冰雹 一、天气预报 据滨海新区气象局消息，预计今天后半夜至明天上午滨海新区有分散性雷阵雨，偏北风5～6级阵风8级 和局地小冰雹。雨量分布不均，预计北部降雨量2～6毫米，中南部降雨量0～4毫米。此外，渤海西部中 部海面明天早晨至上午有北风7级阵风8～9级。 预计高新区华苑科技园、天津港保税区（空港经济区）、高新区渤龙湖 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Lanzhou Meteorological Station has issued orange alerts for hail and thunderstorms, indicating severe weather conditions expected in the region today [1] Weather Alerts - Orange hail warning and orange thunderstorm wind warning have been issued for Lanzhou [1] - Small hail has already been reported in the northern part of Yongdeng and Lanzhou New Area [1] - Expected weather conditions include hail, thunderstorms, and gusty winds in several districts including Chengguan, Qilihe, Anning, Xigu, Gaolan, and Lanzhou New Area from afternoon to evening [1] Emergency Preparedness - Government and relevant departments are advised to prepare for emergency responses to hail [1] - Meteorological departments are preparing for artificial hail prevention operations [1] - Outdoor individuals are urged to seek safe shelter immediately [1] - Livestock and poultry should be moved to covered areas to protect them from hail [1] - Precautions should be taken to safeguard outdoor items and vehicles from hail damage [1] - Attention is drawn to the potential lightning hazards associated with the hailstorm [1]

Group 1 - The Central Meteorological Observatory issued a blue warning for strong winds, predicting wind speeds of 5-7 levels and gusts of 8-10 levels in various regions including Inner Mongolia, Qinghai, and parts of Jiangsu from May 5, 8 AM to May 6, 8 AM [1][3] - The blue rainstorm warning indicates heavy rainfall in areas such as the northern Shandong Peninsula and southwestern Sichuan Basin, with some regions experiencing rainfall between 50-90 mm, and localized short-term heavy precipitation exceeding 70 mm [5] - A blue warning for sandstorms was issued, forecasting dust or floating dust weather in regions like the southern Xinjiang Basin and parts of Inner Mongolia, with localized sandstorms expected in certain areas [7] Group 2 - The weather forecast includes strong winds in the northern and eastern parts of Xinjiang, as well as the northern regions of Qinghai and Gansu, with similar wind conditions expected from May 6, 8 AM to May 7, 8 AM [3] - The blue rainstorm warning continues with expected heavy rain in regions such as northern Guangxi and coastal areas of Guangdong, with potential for severe convective weather including thunderstorms [5] - The sandstorm warning highlights the impact of cold air and strong winds, affecting multiple provinces and indicating the possibility of severe dust storms in specific areas [7]