Hurricane "Sali" will land in the US Atlantic Ocean for the first time in nearly 50 years

　　Chinanews, September 15th, according to the US Chinese website, on September 14 local time, tropical storm "Sali" quickly escalated into a hurricane, slowly passing through the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, and is expected to land in the United States on the 15th.

The US states of Mississippi and Louisiana issued mandatory evacuation orders to residents in low-lying areas, and the governor of Alabama has declared a state of emergency in these states.

　　At the same time, another four tropical cyclones are crossing the Atlantic Ocean.

This marks the first time that five tropical cyclones have occurred simultaneously in the Atlantic Ocean in the past 50 years.

Data map: On August 27, local time, Category 4 hurricane "Laura" landed in Cameron Parish on the southwest coast of Louisiana, USA.

　　According to reports, the state of Mississippi ordered its coastal casinos to close in the late afternoon of the 14th local time.

On the same day, Mississippi Governor Reeves said to residents: "We will bear the brunt of this storm." He warned that rainfall in coastal areas may exceed 20 inches (about 50.8 cm).

　　Prior to the hurricane, schools in coastal communities from Louisiana to Florida cancelled classes.

　　On September 14, "Sali" approached the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, and the wind speed increased rapidly, reaching at least 100 miles per hour, which may bring up to 2 feet (about 61 cm) of rainfall and severe flooding.

　　Currently, "Sali" is moving towards the southeastern tip of Louisiana, and will land near the Mississippi-Alabama interstate line late on the 15th or early morning on the 16th local time, which may be long, slow and devastating. Of rainfall.

The slow moving speed of "Sali" may bring longer rainfall to the Mississippi River Delta and push the storm surge ashore.

　　According to meteorologist Krotzbach, there are currently five tropical cyclones stirring in the Atlantic Basin, including "Sali", namely "Paulette", "Rene", and "Teddy". "(Teddy) and now "Vicky" (Vicky), this is the second time this has happened in history.

　　At present, Hurricane "Pollet" is moving away from Bermuda; "Rene", which was once a tropical storm, will turn into a residual depression on the 14th.

In addition, weather forecasters said that "Teddy" turned into a tropical storm on the morning of the 14th local time and is expected to turn into a hurricane later this week; tropical storm "Vigi" is forming in the eastern part of the Cape Verde Islands.