The Meteorological Bureau issued a double warning of typhoon and rainstorm. Where will it affect?

In summer, besides the hot weather, rainstorms and typhoons often occur, and strong typhoons generally occur in coastal areas. Not long ago, Typhoon Hagupit, the fourth typhoon this year, turned to land. On August 5th, China Meteorological Observatory announced the double warning information of rainstorm and strong typhoon. Where will it get hurt? China Meteorological Observatory issued a yellow rainstorm warning at 6: 00 on August 5th. From 8: 00 on August 5 to 8: 00 on August 6, there were heavy rains in parts of northeastern Shaanxi, central Shanxi, southern Hebei, northwestern and eastern Shandong, northern Henan, southeastern Jiangsu, central and western Sichuan Basin, southern Guangxi coast, southeastern Guangdong, southeastern Jilin and eastern Liaoning, among which central Shanxi and eastern Liaoning. Some areas are accompanied by short-term heavy rainfall, and some areas have strong convective weather such as thunderstorms and strong winds. China Meteorological Observatory issued a blue warning of strong typhoon at 06: 00 on August 5th. Typhoon Hagupit No.4 in 2020 weakened from tropical storm level to tropical depression at 5: 00 this morning. Its management center is located in Taizhou City, Jiangsu Province, with a strong wind of 7. Typhoon Hagupit will move northward at a speed of 25-30 kilometers per hour and move into the sea surface in the central and western parts of the river and sea, with a slight increase in compressive strength, and then move northeast, approaching the central and western coasts of North Korea and South Korea and gradually weakening. Precipitation forecast: From 08: 00 on August 5 to 08: 00 on August 6, there will be heavy rains in parts of eastern Jiaodong Peninsula, eastern Liaoning Province and southeastern Jilin Province. Government departments and relevant departments should prepare for typhoon prevention according to their post responsibilities; Termination of outdoor collective activities and outdoor dangerous operations such as high altitude; Maritime work in relevant sea areas and active measures taken by passing ships, such as returning to Hong Kong or detouring; Strengthen the structure of doors and windows, steel sheds, advertising signs and other structures that are easily blown open by the wind, and disconnect the dangerous outdoor switching power supply.