When did Typhoon Mawa land near Shanwei?

It is reported that Typhoon Mawa (16) will land in the coastal area near Shanwei tonight with a (strong) tropical storm level (level 9 ~ 10), and the path forecasts of each channel will eventually be consistent. Affected by Mawa, there will be an obvious rainstorm process in some cities and counties in eastern Guangdong and the Pearl River Delta.

Mawa's structure is very asymmetric, and the defense point can't just stare at the center of the typhoon. At present, strong convective weather and heavy precipitation are mainly concentrated in the southwest of the typhoon center, not only the landing point but also the affected area. Especially in the mountainous areas such as Meizhou, Heyuan and Shaoguan in northern Guangdong, although they are not coastal, we should also pay attention to prevent geological disasters that may be caused by continuous rainfall. .

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Precautions:

1, don't go to the seaside, hillside, river or water.

2. Try to stay indoors in a safe, wind-proof, rain-proof and lightning-proof room (people living in various dangerous houses, factories, tin houses and sheds should take the initiative to move to avoid risks).

3. Evacuate houses in low-lying areas, and don't go to low-lying garages and other places.

4. Move balconies, window flowerpots and hanging objects, and reinforce outdoor air conditioners, water heaters and other high-altitude hanging objects by self-inspection.

5. Pay attention to the possible heavy rainfall in the future, especially people living on hillsides, rivers and watersides (such as low-lying areas along the river, mountain torrents, building houses by cutting slopes, etc.) should be evacuated to safety in advance.

6. Pay close attention to the forecast and early warning information and defense guide issued by meteorological, oceanographic and hydrological departments, raise awareness of disaster prevention and avoidance, and take the initiative to go to safe areas to prevent disasters and avoid risks, so as to ensure life safety.