Is there a typhoon in Zhuhai in recent days?

As of September 6, 2023, there was no typhoon in Zhuhai recently.

Zhuhai, located in the south of the Pearl River Delta in Guangdong Province, China, is a vibrant and charming coastal city. There is no typhoon in Zhuhai these days, and the weather is relatively calm. The weather in the urban area is dominated by showers and light rain, and the temperature is kept in a comfortable range.

Although there is no typhoon influence at present, Zhuhai still needs to pay close attention to the weather changes and make preparations for typhoon prevention. Typhoon is one of the common natural disasters in Zhuhai, which will have a certain impact on the city every year. Therefore, Zhuhai will make full preparations for strengthening typhoon early warning, strengthening coastal protection measures and implementing the responsibility system for typhoon prevention in typhoon season.

Zhuhai has a subtropical monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, abundant sunshine and rainfall. Besides typhoon season, Zhuhai is also affected by other natural disasters, such as rainstorm, lightning and high temperature. Therefore, citizens should pay attention to the weather forecast, keep abreast of the weather changes and ensure their own safety.

In Zhuhai, there are many famous tourist attractions, such as Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, fisherman's girl, lovers' road and so on. These scenic spots attract a large number of tourists every year. Tourists also need to pay attention to the weather when visiting to ensure the safety and pleasure of travel.

Safety measures in case of typhoon:

1. Pay attention to the weather forecast: pay attention to the trend and early warning information of typhoon in time, and know the path, intensity and expected landing time of typhoon, so as to make corresponding preparations.

2. Safe living environment: check the windows, doors and windows of the residence to ensure that they are firm and reliable and prevent wind and rain. If you live in low-lying areas or disaster-prone areas, you can consider arranging evacuation or temporary transfer.

3. Protective measures: Move outdoor flowerpots, furniture and sundries to a safe place to avoid being blown down or blown away by the wind. Before the typhoon comes, strengthen external walls, doors and windows and other parts vulnerable to wind damage and take protective measures.

4. Preparation of food and materials: ensure that there are enough daily necessities such as food, drinking water and commonly used medicines to avoid life difficulties caused by traffic disruption or insufficient supply. Remember to stock up on convenient food, such as dry food and canned food.

5. Emergency contact information: Keep the mobile phone fully charged and store important emergency contact numbers so as to contact family, friends or relevant departments in case of emergency.

6. Avoid going out: During the typhoon warning, try not to go out, especially not to dangerous areas such as rivers and beaches or near tall buildings.

7. Avoid approaching dangerous objects: avoid approaching objects that may be blown down by the wind, such as telephone poles, billboards, trees, etc., to avoid injury.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Typhoon