What effects did the tornado bring to the local residents in Shenxian County?

A few days ago, Beijing, Shandong and other cities in North China suffered from extreme weather, with heavy rains and strong winds raging. The online video shows that a tornado occurred in Shenxian County, Liaocheng City, in the west of Shandong Province on July 1 1. I saw debris flying all over the sky and trees shaking violently.

The windows in some residential areas are damaged, and the number is inverted. Many cars directly roll over, leaving only shelves in the house, and the strength may reach EF3 level.

In this regard, remind everyone to pay attention to the weather forecast, and if there is a high-level warning, take the initiative to reduce going out. It is necessary to find indoor places to shelter from the rain in time and reasonably, and avoid sheltering from the wind and rain under trees, beside mountains, temporary ceilings and other places.

Pay attention to close the doors and windows at home, try not to make calls on mobile phones or landlines, and don't use telephone lines to surf the Internet. During a thunderstorm, it is not advisable to use a shower, let alone a solar water heater.

Shenxian Meteorological Bureau issued a reminder:

Previously, on July 0 1 16: 49, Shenxian Meteorological Bureau issued a yellow warning signal of strong wind. Affected by the cyclone, there will be a heavy rainstorm in Shenxian County from tonight to tomorrow, accompanied by lightning and a southerly gust of magnitude 7-9, with the local gust 10 or more.

The Central Meteorological Observatory reminded that under the influence of large cyclones, the dynamic and thermal conditions from North China to Huanghuai are conducive to the birth of tornadoes. In the next few days, in addition to defending against heavy rain, we must also be alert to strong convective raids such as hail and tornado!

The above content refers to the people's information-Shenxian is now a tornado, and many cars have been overturned, only the shelves are in a mess. Live exposure.