China Weather News Today (July 22) morning to daytime, there is rain in most areas of Beijing, accompanied by weak thunder and lightning. The western and northern areas have relatively obvious rainfall. The morning peak may be affected. The public should take good care of rain gear and pay attention to traffic safety. .
The day after tomorrow, Beijing will be mainly cloudy or cloudy, with high humidity, and the body will feel more stuffy. Pay attention to heatstroke prevention.
Yesterday, there was significant rainfall in Beijing, with an average of 12.6 millimeters in the city, the largest in the urban area, Haidian Phoenix Ridge, reaching 48.3 millimeters, and the largest in the city, Changping Wangjiayuan Reservoir, reaching 100 millimeters.
This morning, precipitation came to Beijing again. At around 6:30, there were already rains in Yanqing, Huairou, West Miyun, Changping, Mentougou, and Fangshan.
The Beijing Meteorological Observatory predicts that the humidity in Beijing will be relatively high for the next three days, and the body will feel sultry. There will be rainfall in most areas today.
Specifically, from this morning to the day, there were showers or thunderstorms in most of Beijing, with a northerly wind of about 2 degrees, and a maximum temperature of 29°C. Rainfall in the western and northern regions was relatively obvious, with poor visibility; the night turned cloudy with a minimum temperature of 24°C. .
It is expected that the day after tomorrow, there will be no significant rainfall in Beijing. Most areas are dominated by cloudy or cloudy weather, and the temperature gradually rises to above 30°C. Due to the high humidity, the body will feel more muggy.
Meteorological experts reminded that there will be rain in most areas of Beijing from this morning to daytime, which may affect the morning peak travel. The public should pay attention to carrying rain gear and keep the distance between vehicles.
There has been a lot of rainfall in Beijing recently, and the blue warning of geological disasters is in effect. Mountain areas are at risk of geological disasters such as collapses, landslides, and mudslides. The public should try to stay away from dangerous areas such as mountainous areas.