Where is Super Typhoon Sura? What's the impact on Shenzhen?

"Sura" landed in Zhuhai, Guangdong Province with a strong typhoon level, affecting Shenzhen at close range.

According to the latest report, Typhoon Sura landed on the southern coast of Zhuhai at 3: 30 am on September 2, and moved southwest, away from Shenzhen. During the movement after landing, the intensity of typhoon weakened. In the early morning of the 2 nd, the typhoon passed through the south side of Hong Kong, about 60 kilometers away from Shenzhen.

During the period of Sura's influence, Shenzhen (including Shenzhen) recorded heavy rain and local heavy rain. The average rainfall in Shenzhen is 120.9mm, and the maximum rainfall occurs in Dapeng Kwai Chung, reaching 227.7 mm. The average rainfall in Shenshan area is 237.3 mm, and the maximum rainfall occurs in Ebu Town, reaching 3 14.3 mm. ..

In addition, there are gusts above 10 in Shenzhen (including Shenzhen), including 12 ~ 14 gusts in Dapeng, Yantian, Luohu, Futian, Nanshan and Shenzhen. The maximum gust on land is 40.8m/s (13, located at Chuanbiyan Station in Dapeng New District), and the maximum gust at Gaoshan Station is 42.7m/s (14, located at Qiniang Mountain Station in Dapeng New District).

Matters needing attention when typhoon weather comes:

1. Pay attention to weather forecast and official early warning information. Know the typhoon path, intensity, expected landing place and time in time, so as to take corresponding protective measures.

2. Do a good job in the safety of outdoor items. Clean up the sundries in the yard, balcony and other areas, and fix the items that are easily blown by the wind, such as umbrellas, flower pots, furniture placed outdoors, etc., so as not to become flying objects and cause harm to people and property.

3. Repair windows and doors. Ensure that windows, doors and other structures that may be affected by typhoon wind are firmly fixed to prevent dangerous situations such as broken windows and exploding doors.

4. Avoid being close to beaches and rivers. Avoid approaching dangerous areas such as beaches and rivers, because strong winds and huge waves caused by typhoons may lead to seawater backflow or wave impact, increasing the risk of drowning and being washed away.