The latest trends of Typhoon Phoenix

China Broadcasting Network Nanchang News on July 29 (reporter Hu Xiao, intern reporter Yu Hao) On the 28th, we learned from the Jiangxi Provincial Meteorological Department that this year’s No. 8 typhoon "Phoenix" may arrive on the evening of the 29th. Entering Jiangxi in the middle of the night, the fourth round of high temperature weather in Jiangxi since July 22 is expected to be alleviated.

The meteorological department predicts that "Phoenix" will be the typhoon that has the greatest impact on Jiangxi this year. The heavy rain will have high intensity, a large scope, and a long impact time. The impact of heavy rainfall will be significantly stronger than that of typhoons "Fengshen" and "Fengshen". Seagull".

Affected by "Phoenix", the wind in Jiangxi will gradually increase around the evening of the 28th. From the 29th to the 31st, there will be an obvious precipitation process in Jiangxi. There will be heavy rains in some places, heavy rainstorms in some places, and extremely heavy rains in local mountainous areas and towns. . At 9:30 a.m. on the 28th, the Jiangxi Provincial Meteorological Bureau launched the Level II emergency response of the meteorological disaster emergency plan.

In view of the fact that the upcoming Typhoon "Phoenix", No. 8 this year, may have a serious impact on Jiangxi Province, on July 28, Jiangxi Provincial Party Committee Secretary Su Rong and Governor Wu Xinxiong emphasized that all regions must effectively strengthen leadership, Make various preparations to resist typhoons, relocate people in a timely manner, avoid casualties and property losses, and ensure safety. In accordance with the arrangements of the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial Government, various departments in various places have taken active actions and have fully devoted themselves to disaster prevention and relief work.

Currently, the meteorological and hydrological departments of Jiangxi Province are paying close attention to the trends of typhoons and strengthening rainwater monitoring, early warning and information release. The Jiangxi Provincial Meteorological Bureau recommends that all regions should be particularly vigilant about heavy rainfall in mountainous areas and the resulting secondary disasters such as flash floods, landslides, and debris flows. Inspections of small and medium-sized watersheds, small and medium-sized reservoirs, and dangerous reservoirs must be strengthened to strengthen prevention. Cities and farmland should activate drainage facilities in a timely manner to prevent accumulated waterlogging and internal waterlogging. In particular, mountainous counties and cities under the jurisdiction of Fuzhou, Shangrao, and Jiujiang must be wary of extremely heavy rains and secondary disasters with local daily precipitation exceeding 250mm. In addition, water transportation, power communication facilities, construction sites and outdoor hanging billboards should pay attention to protecting against strong winds and take precautionary measures such as reinforcement in advance. Personnel working at heights and projects under construction should pay attention to production safety.