When will the rainstorm end?, Three districts ranked in the top ten on the national precipitation list, with Shanghai located in the center of the Meiyu Belt | Shanghai | Precipitation List
The second wave of heavy rainfall in Shanghai is underway, which will affect the return transportation during the holiday.
At 5:20 today, the Shanghai center Meteorological Observatory updated the blue early warning signal of rainstorm to the yellow early warning signal of rainstorm, and the municipal flood control headquarters decided to synchronously update it to the level III response action of the city's flood control stations. Affected by heavy rainfall clouds, it is expected that the cumulative precipitation in the city will reach over 80 millimeters in the next 6 hours.
According to the latest statistics of the Shanghai center Meteorological Observatory, affected by the plum rain belt, there were showers or thunderstorms in Shanghai last night. From 21:00 on the 23rd to 08:00 on the 24th, 53.5% of the streets and towns had more than 100mm rainfall, 86.5% of the streets and towns had more than 50.0mm rainfall, and 89.3% of the streets and towns had more than 25.0mm rainfall, of which Fengxian Zhelin Town had the largest 221 mm rainfall, and the largest hourly rainfall was 70.8 mm rainfall in Caojing Town, Jinshan.
How strong is this wave of rain? According to today's statistics at 8 o'clock, three districts in Shanghai even made it to the top ten on the national 24-hour precipitation ranking. Among them, Fengxian ranked third in the country with a cumulative rainfall of 168 millimeters in 24 hours, and Pudong New Area ranked tenth with a cumulative rainfall of 110 millimeters. The first place is Dongguan, Guangdong, with a precipitation of 207 millimeters.
From the ranking list, it can be seen that Guangdong, Fujian, Shanghai, Jiangxi, and Zhejiang are the main provinces and cities included in the list, all of which are affected by the Meiyu belt. Overall, the southern region is still in the core period of this round of rainfall today, especially in Jiangxi, Hunan, Guangxi and other areas where continuous heavy rainfall may lead to secondary disasters such as floods in small and medium-sized rivers, landslides, and mudslides.
When will the heavy to rainstorm in Shanghai end? At present, Shanghai is still in the center of the Meiyu belt, with strong echoes still affecting. The yellow warning signal of rainstorm is maintained, and the orange warning signal of rainstorm in Fengxian, Jinshan, Pudong New Area, Minhang, Chongming and Songjiang is maintained. It is expected that there will still be showers or thunderstorms in Shanghai this morning, with a maximum hourly rainfall intensity of 30 to 50 millimeters.
Starting from tomorrow, due to the instability of the Meiyu belt, there will be north-south oscillations. Shanghai will be mainly cloudy or cloudy, with frequent showers or thunderstorms. The temperature is generally in a rising trend, with the highest temperature approaching the 35 ℃ high temperature line next week, and around 34 ℃. The lowest temperature will also reach 27 to 28 ℃, making it feel stuffy again.
