Over the next three days (August 24-26), the typhoon will continue to affect the coastal areas of South China, with heavy rainfall expected in Guangxi and Hainan, and localized torrential rain. Residents should be vigilant against secondary disasters. Regarding temperatures, the Yangtze River basin will experience prolonged periods of high temperatures and muggy conditions, requiring precautions against heatstroke; however, the muggy conditions in many parts of northern China will ease.

Heavy rainfall continues along the coast of South China, with some areas in Guangxi and Hainan experiencing torrential downpours.

Yesterday, affected by Typhoon Zitan (No. 19) and Typhoon Chanlave (No. 20), heavy rainfall occurred in parts of southern and eastern coastal my country, while thunderstorms were observed in many parts of northern China. Monitoring showed that scattered heavy rain or torrential rain occurred in parts of eastern and southern Heilongjiang, central and eastern Jilin, southeastern Liaoning, northeastern Hebei, northern Beijing, northern Shanxi, eastern Gansu, southern Ningxia, western Shaanxi, eastern Zhejiang, eastern and southern Fujian, central and western Jiangxi, central Hunan, central and eastern Guangdong, Taiwan, southern Guangxi, central and western Sichuan Basin, and Yunnan. Extremely heavy rain occurred in southern Taiwan.

Over the next three days, the typhoon's influence will continue, with heavy rainfall persisting along the coast of South China, and localized torrential rain in Guangxi, Guangdong, Hainan, and Fujian. Meanwhile, many areas in northern China, located on the periphery of the subtropical high, will also experience frequent rainfall, with localized heavy rain or torrential downpours in eastern Northwest China, North China, and Northeast China, accompanied by short-duration heavy precipitation, thunderstorms, strong winds, or hail.

Specifically, the National Meteorological Center forecasts that today, parts of southeastern Zhejiang, eastern and central-southern Fujian, eastern and northern Guangdong, Taiwan Island, western Hainan Island, eastern and southwestern Jiangxi, central Hunan, western Hubei, western Yunnan, as well as eastern Liaoning, southeastern Jilin, and western Heilongjiang will experience heavy to torrential rain. Among these areas, parts of southeastern Zhejiang, the eastern coastal areas of Fujian, northern Guangdong, most of Taiwan Island, and eastern Liaoning will experience extremely heavy rain, with some areas on Taiwan Island experiencing exceptionally heavy rain.

Tomorrow, moderate to heavy rain is expected in parts of northeastern Qinghai, Hexi Corridor in Gansu, Hetao region of Inner Mongolia, northern Shanxi, central Hebei, Beijing, Tianjin, southern Jilin, southwestern and central Guizhou, central and southern Hunan, central and southern Jiangxi, southeastern Zhejiang, Fujian, central and eastern Guangdong and its southern coastal areas, southern Guangxi, Hainan Island, and Taiwan Island. Heavy rain or torrential rain is expected in parts of the Hetao region of Inner Mongolia, central Hebei, central and southern Tianjin, central and eastern Fujian, Leizhou Peninsula of Guangdong, and northwestern Hainan Island.

The day after tomorrow, moderate to heavy rain is expected in parts of eastern Qinghai, Hexi Corridor in Gansu, Hetao region in Inner Mongolia, northern Shanxi, central Hebei, Beijing, Tianjin, southern Guizhou, southwestern Hunan, Guangxi, central and western Guangdong, and southern Yunnan. Heavy rain or torrential rain is expected in parts of Hetao region in Inner Mongolia, northern Shanxi, central and southern Tianjin, southeastern Guangxi, and southwestern Guangdong.

Meteorological authorities warn that heavy rainfall has been ongoing in parts of South China recently, with torrential rain expected over the next three days. Residents should be alert to the possibility of secondary disasters such as flash floods, landslides, and mudslides. Thunderstorms in northern China are unevenly distributed in time and space, with locally heavy rainfall and severe convective weather. The public is advised to pay attention to local weather warnings and avoid traveling during periods of heavy rainfall and severe convective weather.

High temperatures persist in the Sichuan Basin, while muggy conditions in many parts of northern China will ease.

In the area from southern North China to the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, which is under the influence of the subtropical high, temperatures are high and humidity is high. Regardless of whether the maximum temperature reaches 35℃, the muggy feeling is quite noticeable. In particular, the Sichuan Basin will experience persistent high temperatures, and Chongqing may see high temperatures for the next four days; precautions against heatstroke are necessary.

After the 25th, with the strengthening of cold air and increased rainfall, the muggy feeling in many parts of northern China will ease. For example, the high temperature in Shijiazhuang will still reach 34℃ today and tomorrow, but will drop to 23℃ to 27℃ from the 26th to the 27th. The public is advised to adjust their clothing accordingly and take precautions against catching a cold. (Source: China Weather Network)