Typhoon Bavi landed in North Korea and affected northeast China. Will it affect people's travel?

On the morning of August 27th, Typhoon Bawei landed in the coastal area near the border between China and North Korea, with the maximum wind force of 12. Although Typhoon Bawei did not land directly from China, it will have a great impact on the three northeastern provinces, especially Liaoning Province, because Typhoon Bawei is gradually turning to the northeast, that is, moving in the northeast, and then passing through the three northeastern provinces. The destructive power of typhoon Bawei's wind and rain should not be underestimated. It is understood that the wind power in the sea area or some areas passed by the typhoon Bawei can reach 1 1- 12 or even 13. Moreover, there will be heavy rainfall, even heavy rain or heavy rain in some areas, which will bring great inconvenience to people's travel.

This typhoon Bawei is slow to respond, but it will still cause strong winds and heavy rains in northeast China. This typhoon Bawei is different from the previous typhoons that affected our country. All the previous ones belong to that impatience. Although it landed in North Korea at first, according to the shifting direction of Typhoon Bawei, it can still bring extremely serious wind and rain impact to the three northeastern provinces of China, and it will also bring inconvenience to people's travel. The local people must not take it lightly.

This typhoon Bawei will still bring heavy rainfall to the three northeastern provinces. People need to be highly vigilant and take preventive measures in advance. Local authorities should also take corresponding measures to prevent typhoon attacks, and local people should actively pay attention to the news of weather forecast. And at present, corn and rice in Northeast China are being watered. Now is also a critical period, and it is also a critical period for animal husbandry production. We must take corresponding preventive measures, because this typhoon Bawei will bring extremely adverse effects to the local area. Farmers should dredge the drainage system of livestock and poultry farms to prevent waterlogging, and growers should strengthen fruit trees.