China's Bohai and Yellow Sea will have large to huge storm surge and wave alarms both sound

　　China News Service, Beijing, February 28 (Reporter Ruan Yulin) Affected by the combined effects of cold air and cyclones going to the sea, there will be large waves to huge waves in the Bohai Sea and the northern part of the Yellow Sea in China in the next two days, and there will be a storm surge in the Bohai Bay and Laizhou Bay. .

The National Ocean Forecasting Station issued a yellow storm surge warning and a blue wave warning on the 28th.

　　The National Ocean Forecasting Station predicts that from the evening of February 28 to the morning of March 1, there will be a storm increase of 60 to 150 cm in the Bohai Bay and Laizhou Bay. The tide level station in Huanghua, Hebei, on the above-mentioned shore will appear and reach it in the early morning of the 1st. The high tide level of the local yellow warning tide level; the high tide level of the local blue warning tide level will appear at the tide level stations in Caofeidian, Hebei, Tanggu, Tianjin and Binzhou Port in Shandong in the early morning of the 1st.

The storm surge warning levels in Cangzhou City, Hebei Province are yellow, and the storm surge warning levels in Tangshan City, Tianjin City, and Binzhou City, Shandong Province are blue.

　　It is expected that from the night of February 28 to noon on March 1, large waves of 2.5 meters to 3.8 meters will appear in the northern Bohai Sea and the Yellow Sea; medium to large waves of 2 meters to 3 meters will appear in the coastal waters of the northern Shandong Peninsula. The warning level of sea waves Is blue.

　　The National Marine Forecasting Station reminds ships operating in the above sea areas to pay attention to safety. All relevant coastal units take preventive measures in advance to strengthen offshore fishery and breeding facilities, carry out inspections and maintenance of sea dikes, sluices and other facilities, and do a good job in strengthening sea dikes in weak and dangerous areas , Be prepared for moisture, and stop open-air collective activities at the beach and sea-related recreational activities such as fishing, swimming, surfing, and diving.

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