In the next two days, there will be more obvious rainfall in the northeastern part of North China.

It is estimated that from the 25th to the 26th, most of the north China and northeastern regions will face a new round of large-scale rainfall. The Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei and Shanxi regions will be dominated by short-term heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

Yesterday (24th), the northeastern part of North China maintained a sunny to cloudy weather. At 1400 hours, the temperature was maintained at around 30 °C, some were hot and the ultraviolet rays were strong.

The Central Meteorological Observatory expects that there will be a significant rainfall process in most of North China and Northeast China from the 25th to the 26th. Some areas of Beijing and Tianjin, central and northeastern Hebei, central Liaoning, southern Heilongjiang and other places have heavy rains, local heavy rains, and strong convective weather such as short-term thunderstorms and strong winds.

The rainfall will be dominated by short-term heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, with strong short-term rain, strong lightning, and uneven rainfall distribution. In the Beijing-Tianjin region, the central and eastern Yunnan, the northern Shanxi, the northern Shaanxi, the central part of the northeastern region, and the northeastern part of Inner Mongolia, the cumulative rainfall is 30-70 mm. The eastern part of Beijing, northern Tianjin, and northeastern Hebei can reach 80~. 140 mm.

Precipitation forecast map (July 25 to 26)

Meteorologists have warned that the heavy rainfall range of more than 50 mm in the North China region from the 25th to the 26th will overlap with the heavy rainstorm area from 21st to 22nd. Due to the early heavy rainfall, the soil in the above areas has become saturated, and some damaged roads and urban infrastructure are still recovering. In the face of a new round of heavy rainfall, it is recommended that Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei should promptly inspect and clear the urban drainage system to prevent Short-term heavy rainfall caused by urban shackles, and timely traffic diversion work; mountain areas should do a good job of mountain torrents, geological disasters, early transfer of people in dangerous areas; at the same time to do the tributaries of the Haihe River Basin and large and medium-sized reservoirs Flood prevention work. In view of the obvious rainfall process in Beijing from the 25th to the 26th, the Beijing Meteorological Bureau has launched a four-level emergency response at 11:00 on the 24th.

In addition, rainfall in the northeastern region will help alleviate the local drought, but it should prevent the adverse effects caused by short-term heavy rainfall.