华南江南强降雨继续 北方降雨向东北转移 昨天，南方受台风"蝴蝶"、西南季风以及冷空气的共同影响，北方受冷涡影响，皆现明显降雨，实况监 测显示，海南岛西部、广西东部、广东中西部、湖北东部、安徽中部和南部、浙江中西部等地出现暴雨 或大暴雨，广西玉林和广东茂名局地特大暴雨；内蒙古中部、河北中北部、北京、山东南部等地出现中 到大雨，局地暴雨，河北承德、唐山等局地大暴雨。 今天，南方的大范围强降雨仍会持续，强降雨中心将向江南等地转移，江西、浙江局地或现大暴雨。明 后两天，南方降雨减弱，但在江南南部、华南等地仍有中到大雨，局地暴雨。总体来看，未来三天华 南、江南的累计雨量仍然较大，且多短时强降雨，致灾风险高，需要高度警惕山洪、中小河流洪水等灾 害。 北方今天的降雨将整体向东北地区转移，华北、黄淮大部降雨减弱停止，内蒙古东南部等局地或现大暴 雨，部分地区可能遭遇同期少见的强降雨，山洪、地质灾害气象风险较高，需高度警惕，做好防御工 作。 央视网消息：据中国天气网，今天（6月15日），我国南北方的降雨都将持续，南方的强降雨将集中在 江南一带，北方在内蒙古东南部或现同期少见的强降雨，仍需注意防范。受降雨和冷空气的影响，今天 我国 ...

另据中央气象台消息，今年南海热带扰动或将于11日前后加强为今年第1号台风"蝴蝶"，然后转向 偏北方向移动，逐渐向广东中部至海南岛南部一带沿海靠近，最强可达强热带风暴级到台风级（10级到 12级，25米/秒到33米/秒），气象部门将持续关注其发展动向，发布最新消息。 6月10日，运河杭州段的水上公交船及观光游船从8时许全线暂停营运。 自6月7日入梅以来，杭州的雨水就没停过。其中，9日夜里降雨减弱，10日凌晨起淳安北部及东部 地区出现小范围短时暴雨，对主城区来说早晨强回波主要集中在杭州西湖区、滨江区、拱墅区和上城 区，截至10日17时，全市面雨量达75毫米，最大临安94毫米、淳安91毫米。 根据《杭州市防汛防台抗旱应急预案》，市防指于10日16时启动防汛Ⅳ级应急响应。为控制湖区水 位、防止湖水满溢，10日西湖最大出水口圣塘闸开闸放水。据西湖景区水域管理处消息，10日17时西湖 水位维持在黄海标高7.20米（正常水位）；受湖面风力及降雨影响，西湖手划（摇橹）船、自划船、自 开船停航。 10日晚雨水再次加强，预计一直到11日早晨全市有中雨，部分大雨到暴雨、个别大暴雨，西部山区 降雨叠加风险大，11日下午起虽强度有所减 ...

昨天，我国降水仍然较少，主要分布在东北地区和华南沿海、云南、台湾岛等地，监测显示，昨日8时 至今日6时，全国大部降水较弱，黑龙江中部和北部、青海中部、广西南部、海南岛等地出现小到中 雨，广西防城港和钦南降暴雨到大暴雨。 央视网消息：据中国天气网消息，今天（6月6日）夜间起，南方将展开新一轮降雨过程，多地将现 中到大雨，江淮、江南局地或现暴雨、大暴雨。华北、黄淮等地，未来几天仍然晴热，河南等地高温持 久；与此同时，华南部分地区也将迎来持续性高温，公众请注意防暑降温。 南方新一轮降雨今晚展开 东北地区未来一周降雨频繁 今天白天，我国降水整体仍然较弱，但今天夜间起，南方新一轮降水过程将拉开帷幕。今天夜间至10 日，江汉、江淮、江南、华南及西南地区东部等地将先后有中到大雨，其中，湖北东部、安徽中南部、 江苏南部、上海、江西北部、浙江西北部等地部分地区有暴雨，局地大暴雨，上述部分地区伴有短时强 降水，局地有雷暴大风等强对流天气。过程最强时段为6日夜间至7日，8日雨带有所南压。 此外，受频繁活动的冷涡影响，未来一周东北地区将多阵性降雨，大部分地区有小到中雨，局地有大 雨，并伴有雷雨大风等强对流天气。 中央气象台预计，今天 ...

今明两天（6月3日至4日），我国降雨主要出现在云南和华南沿海、东北地区等地，局地还可能伴有强 对流天气。随着高压脊东移，北方大部气温逐渐升高，华北、黄淮等地高温天气将发展增多，南方多地 5日起也将加入高温"群聊"。 ...

Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - A new round of widespread rainfall is expected in the central and eastern regions, with the strongest rainfall coinciding with the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, particularly affecting the Yangtze River basin [1][2][4]. Weather Forecast - From today until June 3, a significant rainfall event will occur across various regions, including parts of Inner Mongolia, Heilongjiang, Xinjiang, Tibet, and others, with some areas experiencing heavy rain or even torrential rain [3][4]. - The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that the strongest rainfall will occur in the Yangtze River basin during the first two days of the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, with many areas experiencing heavy to torrential rain [6][7]. Temperature Changes - Cold air will impact the eastern Northwest and areas north of the Yangtze River, with temperature drops exceeding 10°C in some regions. For instance, Xi'an's temperature is expected to drop from 35.3°C to around 24°C [5][6]. - In contrast, southern regions will see temperature increases correlated with reduced rainfall, with many areas in Jiangnan and South China expected to exceed 30°C before the new round of rainfall begins [6]. Public Advisory - The public is advised to take precautions against rain and slippery conditions, especially during the holiday period. There is a heightened risk of secondary disasters such as flash floods and mudslides in areas with prolonged rainfall [4][6].

Group 1 - A new round of widespread rainfall is expected in eastern and southern China starting from May 30, with the heaviest rain occurring just before the Dragon Boat Festival [1][2] - The rainfall will significantly lower temperatures in the Yangtze River basin, with some areas experiencing maximum temperatures dropping to just above 20°C [1][8] - The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that from May 30 to June 3, regions from the northwest to most of the south will experience a new round of precipitation, with heavy rain expected in the Yangtze River basin [2][4] Group 2 - The recent strong rainfall in southern China has begun to recede, with heavy rain recorded in parts of Guangdong and Guangxi, including a local downpour of 270.9 mm in Zhanjiang [2][4] - The upcoming rainfall will affect various regions, including Inner Mongolia, Heilongjiang, Xinjiang, Tibet, and parts of southern China, with some areas expecting heavy rain or even torrential rain [4][6] - The public is advised to take precautions against potential secondary disasters such as mountain floods and mudslides due to the prolonged rainfall in certain areas [7]

Group 1 - The strong rainfall in southern China is tapering off, with the focus shifting to the Huazhong region, while the rest of the country experiences suitable weather for outdoor activities [1] - Despite the reduction in intensity, light rain will continue in southern regions, particularly in areas like southwestern Guangdong and southeastern Guangxi, with moderate to heavy rain expected [1][2] - Yunnan is forecasted to be the area with the heaviest rainfall in the coming days, with multiple days of rain expected until the end of the month [2][3] Group 2 - The subtropical high pressure is extending westward, leading to significant moisture transport to Yunnan, resulting in moderate to heavy rain and potential severe weather conditions [3] - The rainy season typically begins in mid to late May in Yunnan, necessitating caution regarding possible geological disasters due to continuous rainfall [5] - In contrast, northern regions are experiencing a warming trend, with temperatures expected to rise significantly, reaching around 30°C in several northeastern cities [7][8]

Core Points - Southern China is experiencing the strongest period of rainfall, with heavy rain and severe storms expected in several provinces [1][2] - The central and northern regions are also forecasted to receive increased rainfall, with specific areas experiencing moderate to heavy rain [2][3] - A significant drop in temperatures is anticipated in the central and northern regions due to the arrival of cold air and precipitation, with temperature decreases of over 10°C in some areas [6] Summary by Sections Rainfall and Weather Conditions - Southern China has entered the strongest phase of a new round of heavy rainfall, affecting regions such as Anhui, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi, and parts of Guangxi [1][2] - The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts moderate to heavy rain in various regions, including the Yellow River basin and southern Jiangsu, with some areas experiencing heavy rain or severe storms [2][3] Temperature Changes - Following a period of high temperatures across northern and central China, a significant cooling trend is expected, with temperature drops of 10°C to 16°C in affected areas [6] - Specific cities like Xi'an and Zhengzhou are forecasted to see their maximum temperatures drop from over 37°C to around 27°C and 25°C, respectively [6] Future Weather Outlook - Rainfall intensity in southern China is expected to decrease in the coming days, with some regions still experiencing moderate to heavy rain [4] - The temperature in northern regions is projected to rise again after a brief cooling period, while southern areas will see slower temperature increases due to ongoing rainfall [6]

Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - The recent heavy rainfall in China's central and eastern regions has set new records for May, with significant impacts expected on agriculture and weather patterns in the coming days [1][12]. Weather Patterns - A large-scale rainfall event occurred over the past two days, breaking single-day precipitation records in 24 stations across Beijing, Hebei, and Shanxi [1]. - The current rainfall is expected to taper off, with most regions experiencing sunny weather for a couple of days before more rain returns [3][5]. - From May 13 to 14, light to moderate rain is forecasted for areas including North China and the eastern Huanghuai region, with potential for severe weather events such as thunderstorms and hail [8]. Agricultural Impact - The period from May 12 to 17 will see high temperatures exceeding 32°C in North China and surrounding areas, with risks of dry hot winds affecting winter wheat production [14][16]. - The dry hot wind conditions pose a significant risk to the critical growth phase of winter wheat, potentially impacting yield due to adverse effects on grain filling [16].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significant rainfall across various regions in China, with both southern and northern areas experiencing strong convective rain bands, leading to temporary flooding and alleviating drought conditions in some areas while persisting in others [1][4][6]. Rainfall Data - The article provides specific rainfall measurements, with the highest recorded in Douchang, Jiangxi at 125.7mm, followed closely by Qimen, Anhui at 125.2mm, and Huangshan, Anhui at 124.0mm [2]. Regional Impact - Southern regions such as Guangxi and Guangdong faced short-term heavy rainfall, causing social media discussions, while northern areas like Beijing and Hebei experienced stable rainfall [3]. - The article notes that the recent heavy rainfall has alleviated drought conditions in provinces like Hebei, Anhui, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Hubei, and Guangxi, but drought persists in areas such as Shaanxi, southern Shanxi, Henan, eastern Gansu, and eastern Yunnan [6][9]. Future Weather Outlook - The forecast indicates a reduction in rainfall over the weekend, with northern regions expected to transition to mostly clear weather, while southern areas will continue to experience rain, particularly in parts of Guizhou, Yunnan, and Guangdong [5][8]. - Starting from the 13th, increased rainfall is anticipated in the southwestern region, Jianghan, Jianghuai, Jiangnan, and South China, with potential localized heavy rain [10]. Temperature Changes - The article mentions a drop in maximum temperatures below 20°C in many northern and northeastern areas due to the influence of cold air and precipitation, while a rise in temperatures above 30°C is expected in southern and central regions starting next week [10][12].