The rainstorm warning of the Central Meteorological Observatory has been issued for 27 days. How long can the future last?

? The rainstorm warning of the Central Meteorological Observatory has been issued for several days. This kind of duration is relatively rare in recent years, and the rain and the degree of disaster are more serious than before. It is reported that there will be heavy rainfall in southern China in the coming week.

? Since the arrival of the main flood season in South China in June, there has been a large-scale continuous rainfall, and some rivers have exceeded the warning water level, resulting in waterlogging in some cities, flooding of farmland, collapse of houses in some places, mudslides and other disasters. The flood control work is still very serious. Moreover, China will enter the main flood season on a large scale in recent days, and there will be a large range of heavy rainfall in the Yangtze River basin, accompanied by strong convective weather such as strong winds and hail, and the typhoon season will also come, which will be followed by a rapid rise in the water level of the reservoir. If the warning water level is exceeded, some areas will face floods, and some areas in the northwest will have moderate to heavy rain, so flood control work is imminent. The Central Meteorological Observatory will continue to issue a yellow warning.

According to the Central Meteorological Observatory, the overall climate deviation in China this year, the intensity of subtropical high in China is relatively strong, while the rain belt is relatively stable, and the southwest monsoon that affects China is relatively strong, resulting in greater precipitation intensity. There is a great possibility of rainstorm and flood in the middle and upper reaches of the Yellow River in China, and serious disasters may occur.

? Recently, the rainstorm continues, so citizens should pay attention to the weather forecast and the early warning information of the Meteorological Bureau in time, make reasonable arrangements for travel, be alert to the adverse effects of strong convection on travel, and at the same time do a good job in preventing disasters caused by heavy rainfall to reasonably protect their vital interests from loss. Take an umbrella when traveling, and pay attention to the cart when passing by the stagnant water. Motor vehicles should try not to wade. If you must go with you, open the window in case it doesn't catch fire, so as to escape. The public must strengthen the prevention of disasters caused by heavy rainfall. We don't know how long the future will last, so it is important to strengthen self-prevention. what do you think?