Group 1 - The heavy rainfall in Hangzhou has led to the activation of a Level IV flood emergency response by the municipal flood control command on June 10, with warnings issued for multiple areas including JianDe, TongLu, and FuYang [3][9] - The West Lake's main outlet, the Shengtang Gate, has been opened to release water, maintaining the lake's water level at 7.20 meters, which is considered normal [3][9] - Public transport services, including water buses and sightseeing boats, have been suspended due to high water levels affecting navigation safety, with resumption dependent on water level conditions [3][9] Group 2 - The Zhejiang provincial government issued its first provincial flood warning of the year on June 10, indicating potential flooding in the Jiaxing hydrological station area due to concentrated rainfall [7][8] - The flood warning system categorizes alerts into four levels: blue, yellow, orange, and red, with blue indicating a near-warning water level and red indicating a potential record high water level [7][8] Group 3 - The Hangzhou city management has deployed over 5,900 personnel and inspected 188 key points to monitor and address flooding risks, successfully managing 29 instances of short-term water accumulation [9][10] - The city is maintaining a high level of vigilance during the critical flood season, ensuring all necessary measures are in place for flood control and drainage [10] Group 4 - A new national meteorological observation station has been put into operation on the top of Cold Mountain, enhancing the weather monitoring network and supporting disaster prevention efforts [11] - The reconstruction of the Lujia Water Gate in the Pingyao Town has been completed, improving flood drainage capabilities with advanced automated control systems [11]