What's the weather change when Typhoon Abe goes north to Beijing and Tianjin?

With the arrival of Typhoon Abe, it began to rain from southeast to northwest in Beijing at 20: 00 on July 23, with heavy rain to heavy rain in the east and heavy rain in the local area. By 1 1 on the 24th, the average rainfall in Beijing was 34.0mm, while that in the urban area was 44.9mm, and the maximum rainfall occurred in Yongledian, Tongzhou, which was139.8 mm. ..

Affected by Typhoon Abe, there was heavy rain in Tianjin and heavy rain in some areas. From 20: 00 on 23rd to 24: 00 14, the average precipitation in Tianjin was 1 18.6mm, and the maximum rainfall occurred in Fufangli in the urban area, which was 237.1mm. ..

On the morning of July 24, serious water accumulated in several sections of Tianjin. According to the traffic control department of Tianjin, as of 24th 12, there were as many as 83 points in Tianjin where traffic was closed due to heavy rainfall. Tianjin traffic police sent patrol cars to continuously inspect all water accumulation points in the city and try to organize traffic diversion.

On the morning of 24th, there was light rain and partial moderate rain in Chaoyang and Huludao areas of Liaoning Province. According to the forecast of Liaoning Meteorological Observatory, there will be heavy rain in Chaoyang, Suizhong and Jianchang from noon to night on the 24th, and heavy rain in Jinzhou, Fuxin, Huludao and Xingcheng. The above areas are accompanied by strong convective weather such as short-term heavy precipitation, and other areas have light rain to moderate rain. It is expected that there will be showers or thunderstorms in the province from day to night on the 25th.

Flood control departments at all levels in the above-mentioned typhoon-affected areas are speeding up drainage operations and taking various measures to deal with various dangers. Beijing Drainage Group * * * dispatched 229 emergency rescue teams, patrol salvage teams 174, and 42 equipment repair teams. As of 9: 00 on the 24th, 50 rainwater pumping stations of Beijing Drainage Group have been put into operation, with a cumulative rainfall of 40,600 cubic meters. At the same time, the relevant departments in Beijing have set up warning signs on damaged or dangerous road sections, rivers and channels. , personnel are strictly prohibited to enter.

In the face of severe floods, all flood control departments at all levels in Tianjin took up their posts to speed up drainage operations. The "one place, one plan" in 39 water-prone areas was all started, and the drainage equipment was in place at the first time. All 245 pumping stations and 60 mobile pump trucks were started, and 1700 drainage workers were on duty.