Is Tianjin affected by typhoons?

Tianjin is affected by typhoon.

Affected by the peripheral circulation of Typhoon No. 5 "Dusuri", coupled with the combined effects of the southwest monsoon and mid-latitude cold air, most of the Tianjin area is heavy rain, with a rainfall of 30 to 50 mm. . The land wind force will reach level 6 to 7, with gust level 9, and the wind force on the west coast of Bohai Bay will reach level 8 to 9.

On July 30, Typhoon No. 5 Dusuri arrived in western Tianjin. Affected by this, rainfall is mostly heavy to heavy rain, with rainfall ranging from 30 to 60 mm. Among them, there were heavy rainstorms in parts of western Tianjin.

The circulation of Typhoon Dusuri on July 31 is still lingering over Tianjin, causing a large-scale rainfall process in the Tianjin area. The rainfall is generally moderate rain with a rainfall of 10 to 25 mm. Among them, heavy rain occurred in western Tianjin.

This time, affected by Typhoon No. 5 Dusuri, the Tianjin area ushered in heavy rains. For three consecutive days, it can be said that there was no serious meteorological disaster in the Tianjin area. It's very good. It's good weather for Tianjin, it's a happy rain, and it's a good thing.

Tianjin’s geographical environment

Tianjin’s geological structure is complex, and most of it is covered by Cenozoic sediments. The terrain is mainly plains and depressions, with low mountains and hills in the north, and the altitude gradually decreases from north to south. It is the highest in the north, with an altitude of 1,052 meters; and the lowest in the southeast, with an altitude of 3.5 meters. The highest peak in the city: Jiushan Mountain (1078.5 meters above sea level). The general outline of the landform is high in the northwest and low in the southeast.

Tianjin has three types of terrain: mountains, hills and plains, with plains accounting for about 93%. Except for the northern part that borders the southern side of Yanshan Mountain, which is mostly mountainous, the rest are alluvial plains. The mountainous areas in the northern part of Jixian County are low mountains and hills with an altitude of less than 1,000 meters. Close to the mountains are sloping plains composed of alluvial fans, distributed in a fan shape. To the south of the sloping plain is the alluvial plain, and to the southeast is the coastal plain.

Sanhe Island, the only registered island in Tianjin, is located in Beitang, an ancient town in Tianjin Binhai New Area. It is named after the intersection of Yongding Xin River, Chaobai River and Jiyun River into the sea.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Tianjin