4hw.com.cn: since the landing of No.8 typhoon Maria, it has caused serious harm to many areas in China in a short time. So which areas have suffered from it so far?
Recently, most parts of China are suffering from heavy rain, especially after the invasion of Typhoon No. 8 'Maria', mountain torrents broke out in parts of Sichuan, Gansu and Shaanxi, and the water level of rivers exceeded the alarm level, which is very critical.
It is understood that 'Maria' is the strongest typhoon with meteorological records. The monitoring shows that there are rainstorms or heavy rainstorms in North Central Fujian, southeast Zhejiang, central Jiangxi and northeast Hunan. Heavy rainfall caused a large area of flight delays in Fuzhou Changle airport and other places, and dozens of high-speed rail stops in Fujian Province.
From 08:00 on the 12th to 08:00 on the 13th, there were still scattered heavy rain or rainstorm in the north of Hunan, the west of Jiangxi, the central and Western Hubei, and local heavy rain (100-140 mm); the above areas were accompanied by strong convective weather such as short-term heavy rainfall.
In the western part of Sichuan Basin, there are lots of rainstorms. Under the continuous attack of heavy rainfall, 12 stations of Dadu River, main and tributary of Minjiang River and tributary of Yellow River have experienced flood beyond warning and guaranteed water level, among which Dadu River has exceeded the highest water level in 20 years, Mianyang, Sichuan Province has the largest flood since the founding of the people's Republic of China, and more than 10000 people have been affected. Sichuan Meteorological Bureau issued the first red warning of geological disaster in recent 5 years.
The central meteorological station also predicted that in the past two days, due to the influence of warm and humid air and cold air in the southwest, the rainfall from Sichuan basin to North China and Northeast China will be more frequent, and some areas will be heavy rain. It will be accompanied by strong convective weather such as short-term heavy rainfall.