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What's the matter with the closure of 77 scenic spots in Beijing? Weather in Beijing in the next few

What's the matter with the closure of 77 scenic spots in Beijing? What are the reasons for the closure of Beijing scenic spots? From last Wednesday, the weather in Beijing will begin to clear up, and there will be no more obvious rainfall until the weekend. According to the Beijing Municipal Bureau of culture and tourism, affected by rainfall, some mountain scenic spots in Beijing are still closed. As of yesterday, 77 scenic spots were closed in the city.

It rained in most parts of Beijing yesterday. From 8:00 to 17:00 yesterday, the average rainfall in the whole city was 1.9 mm, and that in the urban area was 2.4 mm. The maximum rainfall in the urban area was 10.6 mm in dahongmen, Fengtai. The maximum rainfall in the whole city was 11.5 mm in the sub channel of Tongzhou.

According to the analysis of the current meteorological data, it is estimated that Beijing will be affected by the cloud system outside 'lichma'. There will be rain today and tomorrow, and there will be a strong north wind today. People should pay attention to take precautions when going out. Among them, it is estimated that there will be light to moderate rain in the whole city today, moderate to heavy rain in the East, about 4 north winds and 6-7 gusts. It's cloudy to light rain tomorrow, and the north wind is 3-4.

The Beijing Meteorological Observatory predicts that 'lichma' will continue to move northward, and Beijing is under the influence of its surrounding cloud system. However, due to the uncertainty of its moving path, it is suggested that the public continue to pay attention to the forecast of rainfall in Beijing in the next two days. At the same time, affected by the recent frequent rainfall weather, the risk of geological disasters in Beijing mountainous areas is high. The meteorological department suggests that the public should avoid going to mountainous areas, rivers and other dangerous areas where there is a risk of geological disasters such as debris flow, collapse and landslide.