China News Service, Taiyuan, July 11 (Liu Xiaohong) Recently, most of Shanxi will experience the strongest precipitation weather process since the flood season.
On the 11th, the Shanxi Provincial Department of Water Resources and the Shanxi Provincial Meteorological Bureau jointly issued a meteorological risk warning for mountain torrent disasters.
The warning information shows that it is expected that from 11:00 on July 11 to 20:00 on July 11, heavy rainfall may cause flash floods in Xinzhou, Luliang, Taiyuan, central and western Shanxi, northern Linfen, and northwestern Changzhi. ).
The Shanxi Provincial Meteorological Observatory issued a yellow rainstorm warning on the 11th.
The reporter learned from the Shanxi Provincial Meteorological Bureau that from July 11 to 13, most of the province will experience the strongest precipitation since the flood season.
From 7:00 on July 11 to 10:00 on July 11, continuous precipitation occurred in Luliang City, the largest in Liulin County, with a rainfall of 35.3 mm.
It is reported that the Liulin County Meteorological Observatory changed to issue an orange rainstorm warning signal on the 11th, and the warning area was all townships.
At present, some townships in Liulin County have experienced more than 50 mm of rainfall, and it is expected that the rainfall in some areas in the warning area will still reach more than 50 mm in the next 3 hours.
According to local people, the precipitation caused the dry river in the county to be submerged by rolling floods.
It is reported that this round of heavy precipitation in Shanxi is divided into two stages.
From day to night on the 11th, there were moderate to heavy rains in most areas south of Shuozhou, heavy rains in some areas, and local heavy rains (100 mm to 120 mm).
From the night of the 12th to the daytime of the 13th, there were moderate to heavy rains in Taiyuan and the south, heavy rains in some areas, and local heavy rains (100 mm to 150 mm).
During the precipitation period, there will be strong convective weather such as short-term heavy precipitation, thunderstorms, strong winds, and hail. The maximum hourly rain intensity is 40 mm to 60 mm.
At present, Shanxi has launched a level IV emergency response to heavy rain.
In response to this heavy rainfall, the Shanxi Provincial Meteorological Observatory reminded that the government and relevant departments should do a good job of preventing rainstorms according to their duties; the traffic management department should take traffic control measures and implement traffic guidance in the heavy rainfall sections according to road conditions; cut off dangerous outdoor power sources , reduce outdoor operations, transfer people in dangerous areas and residents of dilapidated houses to safe places to shelter from rain; check drainage systems such as cities, farmland, and fish ponds, and take necessary drainage measures.
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