"40 ℃+" High Temperature Frequent "Check in" Multiple Places Enhance Security Response to "Hot" Situation Warning | Temperature | High Temperature
The temperature in many areas has exceeded 40 ℃, and some areas in the north have become "stoves". Red warning signals for high temperatures are no longer rare... In recent days, hot weather has continued to strike, and some areas have seen their highest temperatures break historical records. The reporter learned from the interview that in order to effectively cope with the high temperature weather, various regions have taken effective measures to enhance energy, transportation, travel and other guarantees, refine people's livelihood services, and make people feel comfortable and healthy during the summer.
According to the forecast released by the Central Weather Bureau on the morning of July 9th, during the day of the 9th, there will be high temperatures above 35 ℃ in most parts of North China, the Yellow and Huai Rivers, most of Jiangnan, South China, and the Sichuan Basin. Among them, local areas such as southern Hebei, northern Henan, northwestern Shandong, southeastern Zhejiang, northeastern Fujian, and western Inner Mongolia can reach temperatures above 40 ℃.
On July 6th, tourists walked on Qianmen Street in Beijing. Photo by Ju Huanzong, journalist from Xinhua News Agency
From a provincial perspective, the Henan Provincial Meteorological Observatory continued to issue a red warning for high temperatures at 9:30 am on the 9th. It is expected that the highest temperature in most counties and cities north of the Yellow River, Zhengzhou, northern Luoyang, northwest Kaifeng, and northern Xuchang will rise to over 40 ℃ on the 9th. During the daytime on the 10th, the highest temperature in most counties and cities north of the Yellow River, northern Zhengzhou, and northern Luoyang will continue to rise to over 40 ℃.
At 11:00 on the 9th, the Hebei Provincial Meteorological Observatory also continued to issue a red warning for high temperatures. It is expected that the highest temperature in Baoding, Langfang, and southern areas will reach 37 ℃ to 39 ℃ on the 9th, with some areas in Shijiazhuang, Xingtai, and Handan reaching over 40 ℃.
In addition, the Shandong Provincial Meteorological Observatory continued to issue an orange high-temperature warning at 6:00 am on the 9th. It is expected that the highest temperature in Jinan, western Tai'an, northern Zibo, Weifang, Heze, Jining, and northwestern Shandong will be between 37 ℃ and 39 ℃, with some areas reaching 40 ℃.
On the morning of July 9th, many delivery vehicles were parked near a residential area in Jinan, with few pedestrians on the road. On that day, the Jinan Meteorological Observatory issued an orange high-temperature warning signal. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Ye Jing
In the south, Zhejiang has recently experienced widespread high temperatures ranging from 35 ℃ to 38 ℃ and locally from 39 ℃ to 40 ℃. The highest temperature in the provincial capital Hangzhou on the 7th and 8th was 36.8 ℃, while the temperature in Qingtian County, Lishui City exceeded 40 ℃ for two consecutive days on the 7th and 8th. At present, there is no plum blossom in Zhejiang, and the air humidity is relatively high. The high temperature and humidity make the stuffy feeling obvious.
The high temperature continues, and content related to the heat also occupies the forefront of online searches, with new popular words such as "Red Boy", "Nezha", and "Sun Wukong" born from the scorching heat. As the dog days approach, netizens say that even hotter heat is still on the way
In order to ensure that people enjoy a comfortable and healthy summer, various regions have strengthened and refined their security and service measures.
On the afternoon of the 9th, the surface temperature in some areas of Yutian County, Tangshan City, Hebei Province exceeded 50 ℃. State Grid Yutian County Power Supply Company's patrol officers Chang Chao and Zhang Chao are inspecting the entangled foreign objects on the two ultra-high voltage transmission lines of Lugu and Xitai.
To ensure the safety of power transmission during the peak summer season, State Grid Yutian County Power Supply Company continues to strengthen the patrol of important lines and equipment. "We patrol for over 100 kilometers every day." Chang Chao said that in addition to driving for patrols, when encountering terrain such as farmland, rivers, and hills crossing the route, the patrol officers also need to walk for patrols, with a daily walk count of over 20000 steps.
On July 9th, on the streets of Shijiazhuang, traffic police were on duty under the scorching sun. Photo by Yan Zhiguo
On the 9th, it was learned from the Beijing Park Management Center that with the arrival of summer, Beijing municipal parks such as the Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven Park, and Beihai Park have entered a peak of tourism. In order to ensure the services for tourists visiting the park during hot weather, Beijing municipal parks have prepared heatstroke prevention and cooling items such as sunscreen clothes, hats, and small fans, and increased the reserves and supply of mineral water, cold drinks, ice cream and other beverages. It is reported that the Temple of Heaven Park has specifically increased water dispensers and bottled water reserves, providing visitors with free drinking water, and regularly cooling the ground inside the park through sprinkler trucks. The National Botanical Garden has equipped small medicine boxes in tourist service centers and other areas, and added heatstroke prevention and cooling drugs.
In addition, Beijing's municipal parks have further improved their emergency plans. If tourists feel unwell, they can call the park's rescue hotline. The park will also collaborate with medical institutions to provide necessary medical assistance services to tourists.
According to Zheng Shilin, Deputy Director of the Henan Provincial Meteorological Bureau, in response to high temperature weather, meteorological departments at all levels in the province closely monitor weather changes and provide progressive impact forecasting and meteorological risk warning services. The Henan Provincial Meteorological Disaster Prevention and Artificial Weather Impact Command held a high-temperature weather prevention and response dispatch meeting at 11:00 on the 7th, to discuss and judge the potential power energy supply, transportation, outdoor operations, public health, and other aspects caused by high temperatures, and to arrange and deploy high-temperature prevention and response work.
To cope with the constantly rising high temperatures and summer crowds, Laishan District of Yantai City, Shandong Province has equipped 11 party and mass service stations with heatstroke prevention and cooling materials such as drinking water and Huoxiang Zhengqi water, making it convenient for delivery drivers, foreign tourists, and frontline sanitation workers to escape the heat and cool down. At the same time, Laishan District also carried out comprehensive maintenance and repair of water sources, water plants, water pipes, etc. in advance, equipped with emergency repair materials, increased inspection frequency, and ensured that residents had sufficient water supply in summer.
At the same time, many regions have also strengthened the promotion of heatstroke prevention knowledge among the public and improved their awareness of heatstroke prevention. Experts suggest that the public should minimize outdoor activities during high temperatures, avoid high-intensity exercise and heavy physical labor, and be cautious of heatstroke or heat stroke; If you need to go out, be sure to take heatstroke prevention and sun protection measures, pay attention to replenishing water in a timely manner, and also carry heatstroke prevention drugs such as wind oil essence and Huoxiang Zhengqi water with you.
