Core Insights - The "14th Five-Year Plan" period has seen significant advancements in meteorological services, covering over 70 major industries in the national economy [2][3] Group 1: Disaster Prevention and Response - Local governments have established emergency response mechanisms led by meteorological warnings, integrating meteorological disaster prevention into comprehensive disaster reduction systems [1] - The average economic loss due to meteorological disasters has decreased by 0.12 percentage points of GDP during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period [1] Group 2: Support for Production Development - Meteorological services have been integrated into urban management platforms, with artificial rainfall operations contributing approximately 1,677 million tons of precipitation and reducing economic losses from hail by about 60.3 billion [2] - Meteorological services support the entire energy production and supply chain, aiding over 2,000 new energy stations in optimizing wind and solar resource utilization [2] - A collaborative warning mechanism among meteorological, public security, and transportation departments has led to a 51% year-on-year reduction in traffic accidents on optimized routes [2] Group 3: Enhancing Public Life - Detailed meteorological services cover over 50,000 tourist attractions, transforming public travel from chance-based to forecast-based [3] - Health meteorological warning products for high temperatures and pollen allergies have gained popularity among the public [3] Group 4: Ecological Protection - Meteorological services are integrated into the comprehensive protection and systematic governance of natural resources, supporting key ecological projects such as desertification prevention [3]