There is hail in Nanjing at a high temperature of 37 degrees. What will the weather be like in the future?

Affected by the warm and humid air flow, from July 15, there was a hail weather with a high temperature of 37 degrees in Nanjing. In terms of specific weather, there will be obvious precipitation in the Huaihe River basin in the next three days, especially in the Yishu Sihe River basin. 18 From 08: 00 to 08: 00 on July 8, the cumulative area rainfall in Yishu Sihe River Basin was 70 ~ 160 mm, of which Nansi Lake140 ~160 mm; 50 ~110mm in the middle and upper reaches of Huaihe River in Henan and northern Anhui. The provincial meteorological observatory reminded that it is necessary to be alert to the flood risk of small and medium-sized rivers in Huaibei area.

In terms of temperature, rain strikes and the temperature drops. On July 16, the lowest morning temperature in Huaibei area was about 25℃, while that in other areas was 27 ~ 28℃. The highest temperature also moves out of the high temperature line, 28 ~ 29℃ in Huaibei area, 33 ~ 34℃ in southern Jiangsu area and about 32℃ in other areas. However, the southern part of Jiangsu is still above 30℃, and the humidity is high, so the sultry feeling may still exist.

Avoidance method in sudden hail outdoors.

1, find shelter quickly.

If you suddenly encounter a hail attack, you must quickly enter the room or take shelter under a solid bunker. If there is no suitable shelter nearby, squat with your back to the wind and put your head in your hands to protect your head, chest and abdomen from attack. If you carry a bag or folder with you, you can temporarily wear it on your head to minimize the damage.

Step 2 Stay away from fragile products

When avoiding, observe whether there are dangerous goods that are easy to fall around. If so, move the position immediately to avoid being hit. At the same time, pay attention to stay away from glass products such as windows, because hail may break the glass, thus causing physical harm to people.

3, beware of electric shock

Stay away from lighting lines, high-voltage lines and transformers to avoid serious consequences of electric shock.