记者从水利部获悉，7月24日至26日，预计受降雨影响，黄河中游干流及支流大黑河、皇甫川、窟野 河、秃尾河、无定河，海河流域永定河、潮白河及滦河上游将出现明显涨水过程，暴雨区内部分河流可 能发生较大洪水。水利部今天针对河北、山西、内蒙古、陕西4省区启动洪水防御Ⅳ级应急响应并发出 通知，要求地方水利部门和相关流域管理机构密切关注雨水情和汛情发展变化，确保人民群众生命财产 安全。水利部在前期派出工作组的基础上，增派2个工作组赴河北、陕西省协助指导暴雨洪水防御工 作。(央视新闻) ...

本报北京7月21日电 （记者王浩）记者从水利部获悉：7月20日8时至21日8时，受台风"韦帕"影响，广 东沿海、海南大部、广西东南部、浙江南部、福建沿海等地降了大到暴雨。另外，山东潍坊、菏泽、淄 博、济南，辽宁丹东、本溪、大连，吉林通化等地局部降了暴雨到大暴雨。吉林、辽宁、重庆、四川、 福建、广东等地20条中小河流发生超警以上洪水。 7月21日上午，水利部滚动会商研判第6号台风"韦帕"的发展态势和全国雨水情形势，向河北、辽宁、吉 林、浙江、福建等14省份发出"一省一单"靶向预警，提醒做好中小河流洪水和山洪灾害防御、水库安全 度汛等工作。目前，水利部维持针对广东、广西、海南的洪水防御Ⅳ级应急响应，3个水利部工作组正 在广东、广西、海南防汛一线协助指导台风暴雨洪水防御工作。 今年以来，淮河流域降雨量353.7毫米、较历史同期偏少28%，尤其是7月以来，淮河流域降雨量偏少 82%。受降雨偏少及持续晴热高温天气影响，目前淮河流域大部轻到中度缺墒；淮河干流、洪泽湖、南 四湖水位持续下降。据预测，未来一段时间流域仍无有效降雨，旱情可能持续发展。 鉴于流域当前旱情形势，根据《淮河防汛抗旱总指挥部防汛抗旱应急预案》《淮河水利 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Yellow River downstream is expected to experience significant rainfall from July 20 to 22, leading to potential flooding, prompting the Shandong Yellow River Administration to initiate a level IV flood defense emergency response [1] Summary by Relevant Sections - **Weather Forecast** - Affected by warm and humid air flow and cold air, hourly rainfall is expected to reach 20-40 mm, with localized areas exceeding 50 mm [1] - The Daqing River basin is forecasted to receive cumulative rainfall of 60-80 mm, with some areas potentially exceeding 120 mm [1] - **Emergency Response** - The Yellow River Water Resources Commission activated a level IV flood defense emergency response starting from July 20 at 19:00 [1] - According to the Shandong Water and Drought Disaster Prevention Emergency Plan, the Shandong Yellow River Administration will implement the level IV flood defense emergency response from July 20 at 20:00 [1]

智通财经7月19日电，水利部最新发布，受第6号台风"韦帕"影响，7月19日至21日，华南大部、江南东 南部及云南东南部等地将有一次强降雨过程。7月19日上午，水利部滚动会商研判台风"韦帕"发展态势 及可能影响，从7月19日10时针对广东、广西、海南3省（自治区）启动洪水防御Ⅳ级应急响应，及时发 布预警信息，系统、科学、安全、精准调度防洪工程体系，强化堤防巡查防守，切实落实水库及在建工 程安全度汛措施，病险水库原则上一律空库运行，做好中小河流洪水、山洪灾害、城市内涝防御等工 作，确保人民群众生命财产安全。当前，水利部两个工作组正在海南、广东防汛一线协助指导台风暴雨 洪水防御工作。 华南洪水防御升级 水利部对粤桂琼启动Ⅳ级响应 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Water Resources reported that from 8 AM on July 10 to 8 AM on July 11, heavy rainfall caused three medium and small rivers in China to exceed warning levels, prompting a Level IV flood emergency response in several provinces [1] Group 1 - Heavy rainfall affected the Qingyi River tributary Longxi River, Jiujiu Creek along the Fujian coast, and the Aojiang tributary Binxi River, leading to floods above warning levels [1] - The affected rivers have since receded below warning levels, indicating a temporary stabilization of the situation [1] - The Ministry of Water Resources has maintained a Level IV flood emergency response for regions including Zhejiang, Fujian, Chongqing, Sichuan, and Guangdong [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Water Resources is actively monitoring and assessing the impact of Typhoon "Danas" on rainfall and flood conditions across various provinces in China [1] Group 1: Flood Impact and Response - From 8 AM on July 7 to 8 AM on July 8, seven medium and small rivers in Sichuan, Zhejiang, and Yunnan experienced floods exceeding warning levels, with the maximum exceeding warning level by 2.11 meters [1] - Specifically, the Huan Shui River and Yong Xing River in Sichuan exceeded the guaranteed water level by 0.11 to 0.18 meters [1] - The Ministry has issued targeted warnings to 12 provinces, including Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, and Sichuan, advising them to prepare for flood and mountain flood disaster prevention [1] Group 2: Emergency Response Measures - The Ministry is maintaining a Level IV emergency response for flood defense in six provinces and municipalities, including Zhejiang, Fujian, Chongqing, Sichuan, Gansu, and Qinghai [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Water Resources has initiated a Level IV emergency response for flood defense in Zhejiang and Fujian provinces due to expected heavy rainfall from Typhoon "Danas" from July 7 to July 10 [1] Group 1: Weather Impact - A strong rainfall event is forecasted for the eastern part of Jiangnan, particularly affecting eastern and southern Zhejiang, eastern coastal Fujian, and central and eastern Jiangxi, with some areas experiencing heavy to extremely heavy rainfall [1] - Specific rivers such as the Qiantang River and its tributaries, including Xin'an River, Jinhua River, and Cao'e River, are at risk of exceeding warning levels due to potential flooding [1] Group 2: Emergency Response - The Ministry of Water Resources activated the Level IV emergency response at 11 AM on July 7, in accordance with the emergency response regulations for water and drought disaster prevention [1]

Core Viewpoint - Shanxi Province is preparing for a new round of heavy rainfall, prompting the Water Resources Department to initiate a level IV flood defense emergency response in six cities starting from July 6, 2025 at 15:00 [1] Group 1 - The Water Resources Department of Shanxi Province has predicted a strong rainfall process [1] - An emergency response has been activated for the cities of Taiyuan, Datong, Shuozhou, Xinzhou, Jinzhong, and Lüliang [1] - Four working groups have been dispatched to assist and guide the relevant cities and counties [1]

Core Points - Sichuan province experienced significant rainfall from June 28 to 29, with heavy rain primarily in the western and southern basin areas, leading to the evacuation of 29,142 people across 57 counties [1][2][5] Weather Forecast and Impact - The heavy rainfall is expected to continue until the night of June 30, with a yellow rainstorm warning issued for several cities, indicating potential heavy to torrential rain [2][6] - The rainfall intensity is notable, with some areas experiencing over 250 mm of rain, and the potential for localized extreme rainfall events [6][7] Geological and Flood Risks - An orange warning for mountain flood disasters was issued, indicating a high likelihood of such events in 11 counties, while 37 additional counties face a moderate risk [4][5] - The geological disaster risk warning covers 18 cities and 97 counties, marking the largest warning issued this summer in Sichuan [5] Emergency Response - The provincial geological disaster prevention office is actively monitoring and advising on potential hazards, urging residents in at-risk areas to evacuate and avoid dangerous locations [3][5]

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]