省气象局相关专家提醒，汉中强降雨落区与前期高度重叠，大巴山区降雨具有一定对流性，致灾风 险高。此外，受持续性强降雨影响，关中、陕南地区累计雨量很大，此次暴雨过程范围广、强度强，叠 加效应导致山洪、地质灾害、中小河流洪水、城乡积涝和农田渍涝等风险显著升高。相关区县及相邻地 区需加强灾害隐患点排查，严密防范次生灾害，并做好交通、旅游、山区、景区、秋收秋种和城市安全 管理工作。汉江流域部分中小河流可能出现超警戒或超保证水位，需强化跨区域、跨市协调联防联控。 关中南部和陕南地区秋收连阴雨风险较高，建议及时抢收，经济林果区做好病虫害防治工作，减轻不利 影响。陕北南部、关中北部抓住雨隙及时抢播。（记者 许奥博） 省气象台10月5日16时30分发布暴雨黄色预警：10月5日20时至6日20时，主雨带范围缩小，预计西 安大部、宝鸡大部、咸阳大部、铜川、渭南大部、延安南部、汉中大部、安康北部部分、商洛北部局 地、杨凌示范区有大雨。其中西安南部局地（周至县）、宝鸡局地（渭滨区）、铜川市东北部局地（宜 君县）、汉中大部（汉台区、南郑区、城固县、洋县、勉县、西乡县、镇巴县、宁强县、留坝县、佛坪 县）有暴雨，汉中局地（南郑区、宁强县）有 ...

Group 1 - The Shandong Meteorological Bureau upgraded the rainstorm blue warning to a yellow warning due to expected heavy rainfall across most regions of the province [1][2] - Strong rainfall is anticipated from the afternoon to night of September 16, with accumulated average precipitation expected to be between 30 to 50 millimeters, and localized areas experiencing up to 220 millimeters [2] - The rainfall poses a high risk of secondary disasters such as mountain floods, geological hazards, urban flooding, and agricultural waterlogging, necessitating preventive measures [2] Group 2 - The Shandong Provincial Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters decided to elevate the flood emergency response from level four to level three for several cities including Jinan, Qingdao, and others [5] - Relevant units are required to ensure flood responsibility personnel are in place and to implement detailed emergency response measures [5] - Emphasis is placed on monitoring key areas such as mountain floods, geological hazards, and urban flooding points, with preparations for adequate resources and personnel for emergency response and rescue operations [5]

央视网消息：9月16日10时35分，河南许昌市气象台继续发布暴雨红色预警信号：目前林科所降水量已 达100毫米以上，预计未来2小时中心城区大部降水量将达100毫米以上。请注意防范强降雨引发的城市 内涝等次生灾害。9月16日10时45分，河南许昌市防汛抗旱指挥部将防汛应急响应提升至二级。 ...

Core Viewpoint - A significant weather event is expected in Shandong province from the afternoon of September 11 to the daytime of September 12, characterized by widespread heavy rainfall and strong winds, posing risks of secondary disasters [1][2] Summary by Relevant Sections Weather Forecast - A large-scale rainfall event is anticipated, with cumulative average precipitation of 30-40 millimeters across the province [1] - Specific areas such as Heze, Jining, Zaozhuang, Linyi, Rizhao, and southern Qingdao may experience heavy to torrential rain, with localized rainfall amounts reaching 40-70 millimeters and some areas potentially exceeding 100-180 millimeters [1] - Other regions, including southern Tai'an, southern Jinan, southern Zibo, southern Weifang, northern Qingdao, southern Yantai, and Weihai, are expected to see moderate to heavy rain, with localized amounts over 50 millimeters [1] - The maximum hourly rainfall is projected to be between 30-50 millimeters [1] Wind Conditions - Strong winds are forecasted, with the peninsula region experiencing east winds of 4-5 levels, gusting to 7 levels, shifting to north winds of 6-7 levels with gusts of 8-9 levels [1] - From the night of September 11 to the morning of September 13, the central Yellow Sea is expected to have south winds of 7-8 levels, gusting to 9-10 levels, transitioning to north winds of 8-9 levels with gusts of 10-12 levels [1] Disaster Risk and Precautions - The meteorological department warns of high risks for secondary disasters such as mountain floods, geological hazards, urban flooding, and agricultural waterlogging due to the anticipated heavy rainfall and strong winds [2] - It is advised to enhance preventive measures for impacts on maritime production, transportation, outdoor activities, communication facilities, and temporary structures [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the severe weather conditions expected in Hunan Province due to Typhoon "Yangliu," with significant rainfall and potential secondary disasters such as flash floods and landslides [1][2] Group 1: Weather Forecast - The Hunan Meteorological Observatory issued an orange rainstorm warning, predicting heavy rainfall from 8 AM on August 14 to 8 AM on August 15 [1] - Areas expected to experience heavy rain include southern Shaoyang, southern Chenzhou, central and southern Yongzhou, and southern Huaihua, with localized areas facing extremely heavy rain [1] Group 2: Emergency Response - The Hunan Provincial Meteorological Bureau has raised the meteorological disaster (rainstorm) emergency response from level four to level three [2] - Authorities are advised to enhance emergency measures against the rainstorm, including cutting off dangerous outdoor power sources and suspending outdoor work to ensure safety [1]

Core Viewpoint - Beijing has initiated a Level 1 emergency response for flood prevention due to expected heavy rainfall, urging citizens to take precautions [2][4]. Group 1: Weather Alerts - On August 4 at 13:00, Beijing upgraded to a red rainstorm warning, predicting strong rainfall starting in the afternoon, with the heaviest rain expected from 18:00 to 05:00 the next day [2][4]. - During this period, some areas may experience rainfall exceeding 150 millimeters within six hours, with isolated spots potentially exceeding 200 millimeters [4]. Group 2: Emergency Measures - The city has implemented a Level 1 emergency response, advising citizens to avoid unnecessary outings and to be cautious of waterlogged roads [4][5]. - Organizations are instructed to minimize staff attendance unless essential for city operations and public services, while schools and training institutions are to halt all in-person activities [4][5]. Group 3: Risk of Geological Disasters - A geological disaster risk orange alert has been issued, indicating a high risk of landslides, mudslides, and collapses in specific districts from August 4 to August 5 [8][9]. - Areas such as the central part of Fangshan, eastern Mentougou, and parts of Haidian and Changping are particularly at risk [8][9].

Group 1 - The article reports a red rainstorm warning issued for Beijing, effective from August 4, 2025, at 1:00 PM, indicating severe weather conditions expected in the area [1] - Strong rainfall is anticipated to begin in the afternoon, with the heaviest precipitation occurring between 6:00 PM on August 4 and 5:00 AM on August 5, where some areas may receive over 150 millimeters of rain within 6 hours, and individual locations could exceed 200 millimeters [1] - There is a high risk of natural disasters such as mountain floods, mudslides, and landslides in mountainous and shallow mountainous areas, while low-lying regions are likely to experience water accumulation [1]

Group 1 - The Beijing Meteorological Station issued a red rainstorm warning, predicting rainfall of over 150 millimeters in most areas and potentially exceeding 300 millimeters in some locations from 20:00 on the 28th to 07:00 on the 29th [1] - There is a high risk of mountain floods, mudslides, and landslides in mountainous and shallow mountainous areas, while low-lying areas may experience severe water accumulation [1] - The public is advised to avoid unnecessary outings, and organizations are encouraged to limit employee attendance to essential services only, with schools suspending offline teaching and outdoor activities [1]

北京房山区、门头沟区发布暴雨红色预警，气象部门表示：预计当前至29日10时，房山区将出现暴雨天 气，部分地区6小时降雨量可达150毫米以上，24小时降雨量可达250毫米以上，山区及浅山区出现山 洪、泥石流、滑坡等灾害的风险极高，低洼地区可能出现积水，请注意防范。 ...

Core Points - The Danzhou Meteorological Station in Hainan issued a red rainstorm warning due to heavy rainfall caused by Typhoon "Wipha" [1] - Over the past three hours, the rainfall in Mutang Town reached 129.4 millimeters, with expectations of an additional 50-100 millimeters in various towns within the next three hours [1] - The heavy rainfall poses risks of urban flooding, traffic congestion, geological disasters, and small river flooding [1]