Core Insights - The article discusses the global temperature trends for September 2025, highlighting it as the third hottest September on record, with an average surface temperature of 16.11°C, which is 0.66°C higher than the average from 1991 to 2020 [3][4]. Temperature Trends - September 2025's temperature was 0.27°C lower than the hottest September recorded in 2023 and only 0.07°C lower than September 2024 [4]. - The global temperature for the 12 months from October 2024 to September 2025 was 0.63°C above the 1991-2020 average and 1.51°C above pre-industrial levels [7]. Regional Temperature Analysis - In Europe, the average temperature for September 2025 was 15.95°C, which is 1.23°C higher than the 1991-2020 average, marking it as the fifth hottest September on record for the region [7]. - The highest temperature anomalies in Europe were observed in the Fenno-Scandia region and Eastern Europe, while parts of Western Europe experienced temperatures slightly below average [8][9]. Sea Surface Temperature - The global average sea surface temperature for September 2025 was 20.72°C, the third highest on record, which is 0.20°C lower than September 2023 [10]. - Significant sea surface temperature anomalies were noted in the North Pacific, with some areas reaching historical highs, while the central and eastern equatorial Pacific temperatures were near or below the 1991-2020 average [10]. Precipitation Patterns - September 2025 saw above-average rainfall in parts of Northwestern and Central Europe, leading to flooding and related disasters in some areas [12]. - Other regions experiencing above-average rainfall included the southwestern and central United States, parts of Mexico, and several areas in South America [12]. - Conversely, regions such as parts of Canada, the eastern United States, and northern India experienced drier conditions compared to the average [13].

Core Points - Typhoon "Bolaoi" continues to impact regions including Guangxi and Yunnan, with strong rainfall expected in various areas [1][2] - The typhoon made landfall in Vietnam with maximum wind speeds of 30 m/s and a minimum central pressure of 980 hPa [2] - Heavy rainfall warnings have been issued for multiple provinces, with some areas expecting extreme rainfall [5][7] Group 1 - Typhoon "Bolaoi" is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rainfall to southern China, particularly in Hainan, Guangxi, and Yunnan [1][2] - The central meteorological authority has issued a blue alert for the typhoon, indicating significant weather impacts [2][5] - Forecasts predict that from September 29 to October 6, regions including Sichuan, Shaanxi, and parts of the Huaihe River basin will experience heavy rainfall, with localized areas facing severe conditions [5][9] Group 2 - The typhoon's path indicates it will move west-northwest at a speed of 25-30 km/h, with a rapid decrease in intensity expected [2][4] - Specific areas are forecasted to receive between 100-180 mm of rainfall, particularly in Guangxi and Yunnan [7][11] - The weather forecast for the following days includes continued heavy rain across various regions, with warnings for potential flooding and landslides [9][11]

Core Viewpoint - The super typhoon "Haikui" is approaching the southern coast of China, expected to bring strong winds and heavy rainfall to various regions, necessitating precautions against secondary disasters caused by wind and rain [2][4]. Group 1: Typhoon Path and Impact - Typhoon "Haikui" (the 18th typhoon of the year) was located approximately 750 kilometers southeast of Yangjiang, Guangdong, with maximum wind speeds of 17 levels (58 m/s) [2]. - The typhoon is projected to make landfall between Shenzhen and Xuwen on September 24, with wind speeds expected to reach 14-16 levels (45-52 m/s) upon landfall [2]. - Affected areas will include the Taiwan Strait, northern South China Sea, and the southern coast of China, with forecasts of strong wind and rain from September 23 to 26 [2][4]. Group 2: Rainfall Forecast - Significant rainfall is expected in regions such as Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian, Jiangxi, Hunan, Yunnan, Hainan, and Taiwan, with some areas experiencing heavy to torrential rain [2][4]. - Specific forecasts indicate that parts of Taiwan Island may see extreme rainfall between 250 to 450 millimeters, with short-term heavy rainfall events expected [4][6]. - The Central Meteorological Observatory has issued a yellow warning for heavy rain, indicating the potential for severe weather conditions [4][6]. Group 3: Wind Conditions - Coastal areas including the Taiwan Strait, eastern and northern South China Sea, and parts of Guangdong and Fujian are expected to experience winds of 6-9 levels, with gusts reaching 10-11 levels [2][6]. - The areas near the typhoon's center may experience winds of 14-17 levels, with gusts exceeding 17 levels [2][6].

Core Points - Heavy rainfall and severe weather conditions have led to the elevation of flood response levels in Zhaoqing, with emergency measures being implemented [1][3] - Major tourist attractions in Zhaoqing, including Qixing Rock and Dinghu Mountain, have temporarily closed due to the adverse weather [5] Group 1 - On August 4, Zhaoqing experienced heavy to torrential rain, prompting the local government to upgrade the flood response from Level III to Level II [1] - The S8 Guangfo Zhaohighway has sections that are closed in both directions, with traffic management in place to assist drivers [3] - Rescue operations are underway in areas affected by flash floods, with emergency services deployed to assist [3] Group 2 - As of August 5, several tourist sites, including Xinghu Lake, have suspended operations, with visitors advised to cancel their reservations [5] - The local meteorological bureau forecasts continued heavy rainfall and localized severe weather over the next three days, including potential short-term strong winds [5]

Core Points - Guangdong province is experiencing severe rainfall, with the maximum rainfall exceeding 300 millimeters from the morning of August 3 to August 4 [1] - Red rainstorm warnings are in effect for several areas including Guangzhou Conghua, Huizhou Boluo, and Heyuan Zijin [1] - The rainfall has caused significant traffic congestion and flooding in urban areas, with some streets submerged [1] Summary by Category Weather Impact - Continuous heavy rainfall is expected from August 4 to 5, with a high risk of disasters such as flooding and landslides [2] - A total of 370 towns and streets in Guangdong experienced varying degrees of heavy rainfall, with 9 towns recording over 250 millimeters of extreme rainfall [1] Regional Specifics - The highest recorded rainfall was in Yonghan Town, Longmen County, reaching 303.9 millimeters, while other areas like Shenzhen and Shanwei also reported over 270 millimeters [1] - In Guangzhou, specific areas like Liangkou and Wenquan Towns saw nearly 100 millimeters of rainfall within three hours, prompting an upgrade of the weather warning to red [1]

今晨，北京出现大范围降雨，部分地区雨势猛烈。（图/中国天气网王晓） 央视网消息：据中国天气网消息，近日，北京强降雨连连，密云、平谷等地累计雨量大。今（7月29 日）晨至白天，北京大部降雨持续，部分地区雨势猛烈，可达暴雨量级，局部或现大暴雨。雨天道路湿 滑、能见度降低，对早高峰出行有不利影响，公众需注意出行安全，警惕各类次生灾害。 受副热带高压边缘暖湿气流影响，26日至27日北京连续2天出现强降水，密云、平谷、怀柔、延庆短时 雨强和累计雨量大。昨天傍晚至今晨，北京大部再迎强降雨。监测显示，28日20时至29日6时30分，全 市平均降水量51.9毫米，最大降水量出现在房山石楼，达175.6毫米。 连续极端强降雨造成重大灾害。据北京日报消息，全市因灾死亡30人，受灾地区道路损毁31处，136个 村电力中断，通信设施共损毁光缆62条、基站退服1825个。目前，全市累计转移80332人。有关灾区救 援救治、群众安置、抢险抢修抢通各项工作持续进行中。 气象部门提醒，今天白天北京部分地区雨势猛烈，由于强降雨落区与前期重叠度高，山区和浅山区出现 山洪、泥石流、滑坡等灾害的风险极高，请公众远离山区、河道等隐患区域，暂停涉山涉水 ...