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Chinese Central Meteorological Station

Released at 10:00 am on July 16th

Yellow typhoon warning

The center of Typhoon Tai Li, the fourth typhoon of this year, was located at 9 o'clock this morning on the northeast sea surface of the South China Sea, about 660 kilometers southeast of Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province, China. It is 18.9 degrees north latitude and 116.2 degrees east longitude. The maximum wind force near the center is 10, and the minimum pressure at the center is 985 hPa. The radius of the 7-level wind circle is 280 kilometers.

It is expected that "Taili" will move northwest to northwest at a speed of about 15 kilometers per hour, gradually increasing in intensity, and make landfall along the coast from Taishan in Guangdong to Wenchang in Hainan on the night of the 17th. It will enter the Beibu Gulf on the 18th and then move towards the northern coast of Vietnam.

According to @ Haikou emergency WeChat official account

The 4th typhoon of this year, Typhoon Tali

Perhaps it has been since Typhoon "Seagull" in 2014

The typhoon with the greatest impact on Haikou

The main characteristics of Typhoon Tali are

Strong central wind force

Strong process rainfall

Expected from 20:00 on the 16th to 08:00 on the 19th

Will bring strong wind and rain weather processes to Haikou City

From rainstorm to heavy rainstorm in the whole city

Local extremely heavy rainstorm

Process rainfall of 300-450 millimeters

Haikou Coastal Land

Wind force 7-8 levels, gusts 9-10 levels

Qiongzhou Strait

17:00 on the 16th to 08:00 on the 18th

The wind will gradually increase to

9-11 levels, gusts of 12-13 levels.

Typhoon impact assessment

From the current forecast, considering factors such as the expected landing location, intensity, and wind and rain impact of Typhoon "Taili", it is expected to have a serious impact on Haikou City, similar to the situation of "Nasha" in 2011 and "Seagull" in 2014.

Expected to activate the highest response level. According to the current forecast from the meteorological department, Typhoon No. 4 "Taili" is expected to reach level 14. If the landing location in the later stage tends towards Haikou, the impact of wind and rain on Haikou will further increase. According to typhoon analysis, it is expected that the highest level of emergency response for flood and wind prevention in our city will be raised to level I emergency response.

It is expected to cause a prolonged shutdown impact on the Qiongzhou Strait. Affected by Typhoon Tai Li, the wind force in the Qiongzhou Strait will reach 9-11 levels and gusts will reach 12-13 levels from the night of the 16th to the 18th. It is expected that from the morning of the 16th to the early morning of the 19th, the Qiongzhou Strait will take measures to suspend operations, which is expected to cause a longer period of suspension.

It is expected to have a significant impact on the coastal and low-lying areas of our city. During the "Seagull" period in 2014, the astronomical high tide level and storm surge surge surge combined reached the historical highest water level of 4.37 meters, exceeding the warning water level by 1.47 meters, causing severe seawater backflow in Haikou City and severe damage to low-lying coastal areas. Typhoon Tali will strengthen to a strong typhoon level this time. As the landing site is close to Haikou, it will bring a large amount of water to the coastal area of Haikou. At around 19:00 on the 17th, it will be an astronomical high tide. If the storm surge and astronomical tide are combined, it will have a significant impact on the coastal facilities of Haikou.

It is expected to cause severe waterlogging in the city. It is expected that from the 16th to the 18th, there will be a strong wind and rain weather process in Haikou City, with a rainfall amount of 300-450 millimeters. The rainfall period will mainly be concentrated from the night of the 16th to the day of the 17th. At the same time, "Taili" will bring storm surge and increase water, and the astronomical high tide on the 17th will appear around 19:00. If combined with the impact of rainfall, it will form seawater backflow and rainfall superposition, which will bring serious waterlogging to Haikou City in the afternoon of the 17th.

It is expected to have a certain impact on water conservancy engineering facilities. There are a total of 125 small and medium-sized reservoirs in Haikou. As of 8:00 am on July 14, 2023, the total storage capacity of reservoirs in the city is 89.7609 million meters ³， Accounting for 43.9% of the normal storage capacity, of which medium reservoirs have a storage capacity of 48.4010 million meters ³， Accounting for 44.2% of the normal storage capacity; Small reservoirs have a storage capacity of 41.3599 million meters ³， Accounting for 43.53% of the normal storage capacity. The impact of this typhoon is expected to bring 300-450 milliliters of rainfall to Haikou City, during which some reservoirs will experience rapid flooding. At the same time, there are currently 22 water management projects under construction in Haikou, and it is necessary to prevent the risk of sudden water level rise caused by excessive local rainfall. In addition, it is expected that the Longtang Station on the Nandu River will not exceed the warning water level, but it may exceed the warning water level of the Nandu River hub renovation project. Close attention should be paid to preparing for the early evacuation of excavation workers and equipment.

Expected to have a certain impact on market supply. Due to the expected long shutdown time in the Qiongzhou Strait, if the early organization and transportation are not in place, it will have a significant impact on market supply. We need to increase the monitoring and control of market prices, and strictly prevent any behavior of using wind to raise prices.

It is expected to have a significant impact on maritime safety. The intensity of this typhoon is expected to reach the level of a strong typhoon, and the expected landing location is relatively close to Haikou. The sea surface wind force in the Qiongzhou Strait is expected to reach 12-13 levels, which will have a significant impact on marine aquaculture, commercial ships, operating platforms, and fishing boats sheltering in the port.

It is expected to have a certain impact on construction sites, dangerous buildings, and garden trees. Typhoon Tali has caused heavy rainfall and strong winds in the center. Currently, 525 construction sites in our city, including tower cranes, deep foundation pits, temporary sheds, and dangerous buildings, will be severely affected. At the same time, it is necessary to strictly prevent the possible impact of seawater backflow on residential areas and low-lying areas, and to do a good job of protecting and transferring underground space vehicles and power supply equipment in advance. Geological hazard points should be strengthened on duty, warning lines should be set up, and personnel transfer work should be done well.

It is expected to have a certain impact on people's livelihood guarantees such as water, electricity, and gas. This typhoon has strong winds and will have a significant impact on facilities such as water supply, power supply, gas supply, and communication. It is necessary to conduct early inspections, eliminate potential hazards, and take preventive measures.

The risk of accidental injury is relatively high. It is currently summer vacation, and there are many students and tourists, especially children from rural areas who are at home. They are prone to situations such as wading and encountering danger during typhoons. At the same time, it is prone to situations such as falling trees, injuring people, electric shock in public areas, and the risk of flooding roads.

Hainan Island Ring High Speed Railway and Haikou Suburban Trains

On July 17th, the entire line was shut down

The reporter learned from the Haikou Railway Depot that due to the impact of Typhoon Taili, the Hainan Ring Expressway and suburban trains in Haikou were all suspended on July 17th. Meanwhile, trains entering and exiting the island on July 17th and 18th were suspended.

The railway department scientifically formulates plans for the suspension of passenger trains and ticket sales based on the forecast of typhoon operation routes and impact areas by the Central Meteorological Observatory, minimizing the impact of typhoons on passenger transportation organizations and ensuring the safety of passenger life and property as well as train operation.

After investigation, it was found that due to the impact of Typhoon Tai Li, the railway department will closely monitor the trend and changes in the affected area of the typhoon, dynamically adjust the train operation plan, and restore train operation order as soon as possible while ensuring transportation safety, to ensure passenger travel needs.

Passengers who have purchased tickets for discontinued trains can apply for a full refund at the station's manual window or 12306 website no later than 30 days from the date of departure. No refund fee will be charged for any refund. Passengers who have paid in cash and have already printed reimbursement vouchers shall return the reimbursement voucher to the railway station window within 180 days from the date of ticket refund by presenting the original valid ID used at the time of ticket purchase, and collect the ticket payment.

The railway department reminds that for information such as the suspension of trains and the resumption of operation time, please refer to the station announcement. You can also log in to the China Railway 12306 website, the official Weibo or WeChat account of "Guangzhou Railway" to view the information, or call the railway customer service hotline 12306 for consultation, in order to arrange your itinerary reasonably.

Starting from 12:00 on July 16th

8 bus routes in Haikou suspended operation

Due to the impact of Typhoon No. 4, various tourist attractions have been suspended and double decker buses have been ensured to operate safely. Starting from 12:00 on July 16th, Haikou Bus Group suspended the operation of eight bus routes, including Tour 1, Tour 2, Tour 3, Tour 5, Tour 6, Night 6, Night 7, and Night 8. After the typhoon, the above-mentioned bus routes will resume operation in a timely manner according to the actual situation.

We deeply apologize for any inconvenience caused to the general public, and thank you for your understanding and support. Citizens can follow the "Haikou Bus Group" WeChat official account or use the "Yecheng Minyun" APP and the bus customer service hotline "66663066" to learn about the route dynamics.

Sanya Mountain and Sea Scenic Area Suspends Operations

And suspend entertainment projects

According to the Notice of Sanya Flood, Wind and Drought Prevention Command on Upgrading Flood and Wind Prevention Level IV Emergency Response to Flood and Wind Prevention Level III Emergency Response, in order to ensure the safety of tourists, all tourist attractions in Sanya, including mountain, water, sea, high-altitude sightseeing, low altitude flight, and high-risk entertainment projects, will be suspended from business before 12:00 on July 16th. Mountain and sea related tourist attractions such as Luhuitou Scenic Area, Fenghuangling Tourist Area, Yalong Bay Tropical Paradise Forest Tourist Area, Wuzhizhou Island Tourist Area, Xidao Marine Culture Tourist Area, Dadonghai Tourist Area, and Yalong Bay Underwater World Scenic Area will be suspended from business before 12:00 on July 16th.

Sanya Primary and Secondary School Series Training Activities

Temporarily stop

Affected by Typhoon Tai Li, on July 16th, the Education Bureau of Sanya City issued a notice requesting primary and secondary schools and kindergartens carrying out a series of training activities to immediately stop and resume after the typhoon (including stopping the opening/reservation of swimming pools, childcare, etc.).

Forward to Zhou Zhi~

Everyone, please prepare for typhoon prevention!