Today, most of Beijing’s cloudy and clear afternoon will feel sultry and hot and thundershowers will be "online" again tomorrow.

　　China Weather Network News Today (July 4), most of Beijing is dominated by cloudy to fine weather, with a maximum temperature of 30°C, and the body feels sultry in the afternoon. Please pay attention to timely replenishment of water to cool down outdoor activities.

It is expected that the day after tomorrow, large-scale rainfall in Beijing will be online again, and thunderstorms will be frequently "disturbed". The public needs to prepare rain gear for travel and pay attention to nowcasting.

　　The thunderstorm weather in Beijing came online again yesterday. From 15:00 to 06:00 yesterday, the city’s average rainfall reached 2.4 mm, and the city’s largest Miyun Jizhuang at 66.3 mm. In addition, 6-7 short-terms occurred in Huairou, Miyun and other localities. Gale.

This morning, Beijing’s wind is sunny and the line goes online on a sunny day.

　　The Beijing Meteorological Observatory predicts that there will be thunderstorms in Beijing three days from now, and mountainous and shallow mountainous areas will be affected by precipitation, and there will be meteorological risks of geological disasters such as collapses and landslides.

During the day, most areas of Beijing turned from cloudy to fine, but there were still thunderstorms in the mountainous areas, with winds from north to south at level 2 and 3, with a maximum temperature of 30℃; at night, it turned cloudy with a minimum temperature of 21℃.

　　It is expected that the day after tomorrow, Beijing will once again usher in large-scale rainy weather, with frequent thunderstorms coming online, and the public needs to prepare rain gear for travel and pay attention to nowcasting.

　　Meteorological experts reminded that the temperature in Beijing during the day is high, and the ultraviolet rays are strong, and the body feels sultry around noon. Pay attention to heatstroke prevention and sun protection and frequent hydration in outdoor activities.

In addition, the risk of geological disasters in mountainous areas is high, and public travel needs to stay away from dangerous areas such as mountain rivers.