It hails in Nanchang. What will the weather be like in the future?

According to Nanchang Meteorological Bureau, from 20: 00 to 3 1 on March 30th, due to strong convective weather, strong convective weather such as hail, thunderstorm and strong wind and short-term heavy precipitation occurred in Nanchang, with an average cumulative precipitation of 15.7mm and a maximum precipitation of 48.4 mm.

The hourly rainfall of 30 stations exceeds 20mm; 12 station experienced thunderstorm and gale of magnitude 8 or above, among which 5 stations exceeded magnitude 9. The largest station in Nanchang County was 23.3m/s, and at 00: 20 on March1day, Nanchang Meteorological Observatory observed hail with a maximum diameter of 6 cm.

It is expected that there will be moderate rain or thunderstorms and local heavy rain in Nanchang on March1day; April 1 day, cloudy with little to moderate rain or thunderstorms and partial heavy rain. When a thunderstorm comes, some areas may be accompanied by short-term heavy precipitation, thunderstorm and gale, hail and other disastrous weather. Please take preventive measures.

Extended data:

General occurrence time of severe convective weather

Strong convective weather occurs in different places at different times. The south comes earlier than the north, and strong convective weather in Guangdong may occur all year round.

Thunderstorms and strong winds mostly occur in spring, summer and autumn, and are rare in winter. Short-term heavy precipitation can be seen all year round, mostly in spring, summer and autumn.

Tornadoes usually occur at the turn of spring and summer or at the turn of summer and autumn (April ~ 10), and the former is mostly. Squall lines often occur in the warm area before the cold front in the spring and summer transition season, and they often appear in the typhoon front, mostly from March to September. Hail mostly occurs in February-May when cold and warm air meet fiercely, and it can also land in the intense and persistent thunderstorm in midsummer.