What will be the temperature in August? China Meteorological Administration: Most regions are approaching the same period as usual and may experience high winds | cities | high winds

On the 25th, the State Council Information Office held a routine briefing on State Council policies to introduce the situation of flood control and drought relief work. Wang Yawei, the head of the Emergency Disaster Reduction and Public Services Department of the China Meteorological Administration, stated at the meeting that it is expected that the temperature in most parts of China will be close to the same period as usual or slightly higher in August.

Wang Yawei introduced that since the beginning of this year's flood season, the average rainfall in China has been 288 millimeters, which is 10.6% less than the same period in previous years. However, the extreme and localized characteristics are more prominent. There have been a total of 20 heavy rainfall processes across the country, with 16 national meteorological stations experiencing daily precipitation exceeding historical extremes. Since June, there have been 5 rounds of extreme high temperature events in North China, with 26 national meteorological stations experiencing daily maximum temperatures exceeding historical extremes. Especially the four provinces of Beijing Tianjin Hebei and Xinjiang experienced the hottest June. In the coming week, we will pay more attention to the stormy impact of Typhoon No. 5, Dussuri, on our country. According to the forecast from the Central Meteorological Observatory, Typhoon "Du Suri" will make landfall along the coastal areas from central Fujian to eastern Guangdong around the 28th. Under its influence, heavy to rainstorm will successively occur in Taiwan Island, eastern Zhejiang, Fujian, eastern Guangdong, eastern Jiangxi and southern Jiangxi, and heavy rainstorm will occur in eastern and southern Taiwan, central and southern Fujian, coastal areas of eastern Zhejiang, and local extremely heavy rainstorm. After the 28th, "Dussuri" will penetrate inland and move northward, causing further impact on the eastern region of China.

It is expected that by the end of July, China's rainfall belt will mainly be located in Tianjin, eastern Hebei, southern Liaoning, Shandong, southern Jiangsu, Fujian, northern Guangdong, Sichuan, Chongqing, Yunnan and other places. In terms of temperature, high temperatures will continue in the Xinjiang Basin region, western Gansu, and western Inner Mongolia, with the highest temperature generally ranging from 35 to 38 degrees Celsius and locally exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. It is expected that in August, the northern and northeastern regions of North China, southern Guangxi, Hainan, western Sichuan, Yunnan and other places will experience 20-50% more precipitation. The precipitation in southern Zhejiang, most of Fujian, most of Jiangxi, and northern Xinjiang is 20-50% lower.

In terms of temperature, most parts of China experienced temperatures close to the same period as usual in August, but slightly higher. Among them, northwestern Inner Mongolia, southern Jiangsu, Zhejiang, southern Anhui, Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan, Fujian, northwestern Gansu, northern Xinjiang and other places are 1-2 degrees higher. In terms of typhoons, there will be 4-6 tropical cyclones generated in the northwest Pacific and South China Sea in August, of which 2-3 tropical cyclones will make landfall or affect China. The main path will be westward and northwestward, mainly affecting the coastal areas of East and South China.

Wang Yawei stated that currently, China is in a critical period of flood control with seven downturns and eight upturns. It is recommended to pay attention to meteorological disasters such as heavy rainfall, typhoons, strong convection, high temperatures, and droughts, as well as secondary disasters such as flash floods, mudslides, and urban waterlogging.

One is to do a good job in typhoon defense along the southeast coast of China. At present, it has entered the active period of typhoons. After Typhoon "Dussuri" makes landfall, it may penetrate inland and move northward, causing significant impact on the eastern region of China. It is recommended to prepare in advance for typhoon prevention, strengthen the prevention of small and medium-sized rivers, floods, geological disasters, urban waterlogging, and strong wind disasters.

Secondly, attention should be paid to preventing local heavy rainfall and severe convective weather in North China, Northeast China, and Southwest China. Heavy rainfall is prone to secondary disasters accompanied by strong convective weather such as thunderstorms and strong winds. It is recommended to strengthen the defense against related disasters.

Thirdly, Xinjiang, Gansu, Inner Mongolia, as well as Jiangnan and South China, should pay attention to preventing high-temperature disasters. It is recommended to do a good job in heatstroke prevention and cooling, as well as scheduling and supplying hydropower energy. Xinjiang should pay special attention to preventing snowmelt floods caused by high temperatures and geological disasters induced by them.

The meteorological department will strengthen meteorological monitoring, forecast and early warning, timely release warning information, strengthen emergency linkage with various departments, and make every effort to do a good job in various meteorological services.