37°29'N / 105°11'E / Altitude 1227 m / 11:53 28/07/2026, Asia/Chongqing (UTC+8)
depuis : 26/07/2026, 14:00
à: 29/07/2026, 08:00
The Natural Resources Bureau of Shapotou District and the Meteorological Bureau of Shapotou District jointly issued a blue warning for geological disaster meteorological risks at 13:10 on July 26, 2026: According to the latest meteorological data analysis, it is expected that there will be heavy rainfall in Shapotou District from the afternoon of the 26th to the daytime of the 28th. Among them, from the afternoon to the night of the 26th, it will be mostly cloudy with thunderstorms or showers (0.1-10 millimeters); On the daytime of the 27th, there will be thunderstorms or showers (0.1-10 millimeters) with overcast conditions, accompanied by short-term heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, strong winds, hail and other severe convective weather in the south, with a cumulative rainfall of about 20 millimeters; On the night of the 27th, it will turn from cloudy to cloudy; On the 28th day, it will be cloudy with thunderstorms or showers (0.1-10 millimeters). Due to the influence of previous precipitation, the Natural Resources Bureau of Shapotou District and the Meteorological Bureau of Shapotou District jointly issued a Level 4 geological disaster meteorological risk warning (blue warning). It is expected that from 14:00 on July 26 to 08:00 on July 29, all towns and villages in Shapotou District may experience sudden geological disasters, and precautions should be taken.
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Emergency command agencies for geological disasters at all levels within the warning area should carry out warning and response work in accordance with the requirements of the geological disaster emergency plan. In the above-mentioned areas and other areas affected by heavy rainfall, it is necessary to strengthen the inspection, monitoring, and prevention of geological hazards and slope cutting sections for building houses in mountainous towns, primary and secondary school campuses, hospitals, and rural areas, important engineering facilities, open-pit mines, highways, railways, water conservancy and other engineering slope sections, high and steep slope sections in tourist attractions, and temporary work sheds in forest and mining areas; All cities and counties should pay close attention to the latest meteorological early warning, mountain torrent rainstorm early warning and geological disaster meteorological risk early warning information, and timely transmit the early warning information to the threatened objects; Discovering geological hazards and promptly carrying out personnel evacuation work; Strict disaster prevention measures should be taken in areas where engineering construction is underway.
Li Ningfang
26/07/2026, 13:10