Will Du go to Jilin?

Du will not go to Jilin. But it will still have obvious wind and rain impact on Jilin.

Typhoon Du No.5 in 2023 was generated in the northwest Pacific Ocean on July 2 1 and landed in the coastal area of Jinjiang City, Fujian Province around 9: 55 on July 28. Subsequently, Typhoon Du moved to the northwest at a speed of 30 kilometers per hour. At 8 o'clock on July 29, Du entered Anhui, and the wind weakened further, and the circulation center was no longer obvious. The last number stops at 1 1.

However, due to the influence of the residual water vapor in the northbound direction of No.5 typhoon "Du" and the shear at the back of the subtropical high, Jilin Province ushered in the strongest rainfall process since the flood season in the afternoon of August 1. Heavy rainfall is mainly concentrated in 1 night to the 3rd day, with heavy rains in southern Songyuan, Changchun, Siping, Jilin and northern Yanbian, and even in some areas. The characteristics of this rainfall process are long duration, wide influence range, large accumulated rainfall and fast rainfall.

Matters needing attention in case of rainstorm:

1. Pay attention to weather forecast and weather warning: get the information of weather forecast and weather warning in time, understand the rainfall situation and possible disaster risks, and prepare for the response.

2, indoor shelter from rain: try to stay indoors and avoid going out. If you must go out, choose the right time and route to avoid heavy rain and areas prone to water accumulation.

3. Pay attention to safe travel: If you have to go out, ensure safe driving. Obey the traffic rules, slow down and keep a safe distance. Avoid wading, especially unfamiliar roads and flooded areas.

4. Flood control: avoid entering low-lying areas and places prone to water accumulation, especially near rivers, ditches and other waters. When encountering stagnant water, don't wade blindly to avoid danger.

5. Pay attention to electricity safety: avoid contact with areas where wires, electrical appliances and water exist at the same time to avoid electric shock accidents. When wires collapse or electrical appliances get wet, call the police in time and stay away from dangerous areas.