Isn't the rain tired in Shenzhen?

Recently, the weather in Shenzhen has a new hot search word-# Won't the rain in Shenzhen be tired? #, Yes, it won't. Shenzhen is still "raining with the rain", and the rain is more serious than migrant workers earning attendance awards.

On July 4, the weather in Shenzhen was cloudy, with (thunder) showers and partial heavy rain; The temperature is 26-30 DEG C; The south wind is 4-5, and the gusts in coastal areas, highlands and sea areas are 7; The relative humidity is 75%-95%.

In the past three hours, the cumulative rainfall in Guangming District and Bao 'an District (Songgang, Shiyan, Fuyong, Shajing, Hangcheng, Fuhai, Xinqiao and Luo Yan Street) has reached a rainstorm, and it is expected that the rainstorm will last for about two hours. The Shenzhen Meteorological Observatory issued an orange rainstorm warning on July 4th, 2022 at 07: 15. The whole city has entered a state of rainstorm defense, please pay attention to defense. Primary and secondary schools and kindergartens in the city may postpone going to school as appropriate.

This year's No.3 typhoon "Siam Ba" (tropical storm level) has been located in Yangshuo County, Guangxi at 3 16, with little change in intensity, and will move to the northeast and continue to stay away from our city. It is expected that there will still be obvious precipitation in 4-5 days, and some areas can reach heavy rain; Rainfall weakened on the 6 th; On the 7 th, it turned sunny with showers and the weather became hot.

Concerns and suggestions

1. Although the typhoon has weakened and moved away, there are still gusts of about magnitude 7 in coastal areas, sea areas and highlands and local heavy rains due to the influence of monsoon. Please continue to take precautions against wind and rain.

2. When citizens travel, especially when going to work (school) in the morning, they should pay attention to the influence of rainfall, make travel plans in advance, take rain gear when traveling, pay attention to road traffic safety, and stay away from dangerous areas such as slopes and low-lying areas.