Weather forecast in South China Sea of China

Recently, I read on the news that another typhoon has landed in Zhejiang, and several coastal cities have issued orange warnings for typhoons. But careful friends found that the typhoon that landed in China this year came later than in previous years. Why do you say that? Actually, there is evidence to follow.

First of all, on July 6, 20 16, China's coastal areas issued a wave warning. By July 1 1, super typhoon Nibert landed in coastal cities of China, and huge waves appeared in the coastal areas of southern Zhejiang and northern Fujian. At that time, Niebert's login received a lot of attention, which also caused a blue warning of storm surge.

In addition, Typhoon Meihua made landfall in southeast Hainan and southern Yunnan on June 5,438+10, July, and Tibet was also affected. There is moderate to heavy rain in these areas, and there is heavy rain in some areas. The precipitation is generally between 50 mm and 90 mm.

Secondly, in August, 2065438+2009, we once again ushered in a typhoon, and this typhoon did come later than in previous years. The typhoon set off huge waves at sea, and also brought large-scale strong winds and heavy rains. Although the typhoon came late, it was very powerful and many people were afraid of it.

In fact, the typhoon came later than in previous years, and it was completely affected by conditions such as ocean temperature and seasons, so it would come later than in previous years. However, due to the different heating degrees of water vapor and seawater, various uncontrollable situations will occur. However, our monitoring equipment can only monitor the intensity of the typhoon and cannot affect the arrival time of the typhoon.