[来源:华声在线]
[作者:肖秀芬 通讯员 张倩 唐杰]
Huasheng Online News, July 12 (Hunan Daily · Huasheng Online reporter Xiao Xiufen correspondent Zhang Qian Tang Jie) Hunan officially fell into the fall yesterday, and the summer heat is also coming as scheduled. On the 11th, the highest temperature of 69 stations in the province reached 35℃, among which the highest temperature in Taoyuan was 37.6℃. Rainy weather only appeared in a few places, and the relief of heat was limited. In the next three days, most parts of Hunan will remain sunny and hot, so pay attention to prevent heatstroke and cool down.
The Provincial Meteorological Observatory continues to issue high temperature yellow warnings today: It is estimated that from 20: 00 on the 12th to 20: 00 on the 13th, Changsha, Zhuzhou, Xiangtan, Hengyang, Shaoyang, Yueyang, southern Yiyang, Chenzhou, Yongzhou, Huaihua, Loudi, southeast of Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture There will be high-temperature weather above 35°C, with temperatures above 37°C in some areas.
The Provincial Meteorological Observatory predicts that in the next three days, most parts of our province will be controlled by the subtropical high pressure, and there will still be a wide range of high temperature weather, and the highest temperature will still reach above 38 ℃. From the evening of the 12th to the 13th, there were severe to heavy rains in northwestern Hunan, accompanied by strong convective weather such as short-term heavy precipitation and thunderstorms. Starting from the 14th, most areas in the province are dominated by sunny, hot and high temperature weather.
Meteorological experts reminded that most parts of Hunan are still dominated by sunny, hot and high temperature in the near future. The public should take measures to prevent heatstroke and cooling when going out, outdoor activities or work; relevant departments should pay attention to water storage, water preservation and scientific water use; pay attention to local areas Strong convective weather such as thunderstorms and gales will adversely affect traffic, facility agriculture, and outdoor temporary buildings.