Typhoon embryo is coming, will Guangxi usher in cold air and heavy rain?

The typhoon embryo really came and really brought cold air and heavy rain to Guangxi.

The typhoon embryo in the northeast coast of Luzon Island in the Philippines was numbered as Typhoon Embryo 94W on the 5th.

From the evening of the 6th, rainfall will begin to develop in eastern Guangxi, and some areas in southeastern Guangxi will have small to moderate rain. On the 7th, it began to spread westward to the south of Guangxi, and the rain gradually strengthened. At present, typhoon embryo 94W, which has entered the South China Sea, is approaching Guangdong and Hainan and landing in western Guangdong. According to the national precipitation forecast issued by central weather bureau, typhoon embryo 94W will bring some stormy weather to Guangdong and Guangxi, with some heavy rain or heavy rain, but it will alleviate the high temperature weather in Guangdong and Guangxi and speed up the cold air southward. Cold air is coming! On the 8 th, the cold dew solar terms among the 24 solar terms will be ushered in.

It is expected that during the day from the 7th to the 8th, it will be affected by the weak cold air on the ground and the transfer of Dongfeng Bos. There is rain in western Guangxi and some coastal areas, and it turns sunny to rainy in other parts of Guangxi. 9- 1 1, the ground in Guangxi is controlled by cold and high pressure, and most areas maintain crisp weather in autumn. 12- 14, due to the influence of moderate cold air from north to south, a cooling weather process occurred in Guangxi.

In addition, this year's No.1 19 typhoon "Haibeisi" was generated in the northwest Pacific at 2 am on the 6th.

According to the latest report of the Central Meteorological Observatory, "Haibeisi" was strengthened from typhoon level to strong typhoon level this morning (7th), and will move to the northwest or north after 9 days, and tend to the sea area south of Japan. There is obvious rainfall in parts of western and southern Guangxi, and the wind is strong in the Beibu Gulf.