Today and tomorrow (August 25-26), Typhoon Zitan will continue to affect the coastal areas of South China, with some areas experiencing heavy rainstorms. The remnants of Typhoon Chanlavi will also bring heavy rainfall to Fujian and other areas. In the next three days, a new round of rainfall will develop in northern China, with heavy rain in many areas. Regarding temperatures, the Yangtze River basin will remain hot and humid for the next few days, while the heat and humidity will ease in many parts of northern China, with some areas experiencing cooler temperatures.

Heavy rainfall continues in many parts of southern China, while a new round of rainfall is developing in northern China.

Yesterday, influenced by Typhoon Zitan (No. 19 of this year), Typhoon Chanlavy (No. 20 of this year), and monsoon air currents, heavy rainfall occurred in parts of coastal areas of southern my country, while many parts of northern China also experienced heavy rainfall. Monitoring showed that parts of southeastern Jilin, central and eastern Liaoning, northeastern Hebei, western Inner Mongolia, central Shandong, Hunan, western and southern Jiangxi, southern Zhejiang, eastern and southern Fujian, Guangdong, eastern Guangxi, northern Guizhou, and Taiwan experienced heavy rain or torrential rain, with Quanzhou and Xiamen in Fujian and some areas in Taiwan experiencing extremely heavy rain.

Typhoon Janerov made landfall in Fujian yesterday and weakened rapidly, ceasing to be tracked as a tropical storm at 8 PM yesterday. However, its remnants will still bring heavy rainfall to Fujian and other areas today. Meanwhile, Typhoon Zitan will continue to affect the coastal areas of South China today and tomorrow, with some areas experiencing torrential rain. In northern China, a new round of rainfall will develop over the next three days, with moderate to heavy rain expected from west to east in eastern Northwest China, North China, and Northeast China, with some areas experiencing torrential rain or extremely heavy rain, accompanied by severe convective weather.

Specifically, the National Meteorological Center forecasts that today, most parts of Fujian, southeastern Zhejiang, southern and eastern Jiangxi, southern Hunan, central and eastern Guangdong, Taiwan Island, western Hainan Island, northern Guangxi, eastern Yunnan, eastern and southern Qinghai, central Gansu, western Inner Mongolia, northern Shaanxi, northern Shanxi, central Hebei, Beijing, Tianjin, southern Liaoning, and northwestern Heilongjiang will experience heavy to torrential rain. Among these areas, parts of northwestern and eastern Fujian, eastern Jiangxi, northern Guangdong, northwestern Hainan Island, the Hetao region of Inner Mongolia, northwestern Shanxi, southern Beijing, central and southern Tianjin, central Hebei, and southern Liaoning will experience extremely heavy rain, with some localized areas experiencing exceptionally heavy rain.

Tomorrow, parts of eastern Qinghai, central and northern Shanxi, central and southern Hebei, central and southern Tianjin, southern Liaoning, northern Shandong, southern Yunnan, central and southern Guangxi, central and western Guangdong, and western Taiwan will experience heavy to torrential rain, with some areas in northern Shandong, southern Guangxi, and northern Guangdong experiencing extremely heavy rain.

The day after tomorrow, heavy to torrential rain is expected in parts of eastern Qinghai, northern Shaanxi, central and northern Shanxi, eastern Gansu, southern Yunnan, eastern and southern Guangxi, western Guangdong, central and eastern Zhejiang, and northern Fujian, with some areas in eastern Zhejiang experiencing extremely heavy rain.

Meteorological authorities warn that recent heavy rainfall in many parts of southern coastal areas warrants vigilance against potential secondary disasters such as flash floods, landslides, and mudslides. A new round of rainfall is expected in northern China, with locally heavy downpours and severe convective weather. The public is advised to avoid periods of heavy rainfall and severe convective weather, and to exercise caution when traveling to dangerous areas such as mountainous regions and river valleys.

The sweltering heat continues in the Yangtze River basin, while cooler weather arrives in many parts of northern China.

Regarding temperatures, yesterday, many parts of Sichuan, Chongqing, and Guizhou experienced high temperatures and high humidity. In Qu County, Linshui, Pengshui, and other places, the perceived temperature exceeded 40℃, making it very muggy. Meanwhile, there were still many hidden high temperatures in North China and South China. Cities such as Beijing, Jinan, Zhengzhou, Nanjing, Shanghai, Nanchang, and Guangzhou had maximum temperatures of less than 35℃, but the perceived temperature exceeded 35℃.

Over the next few days, muggy weather will persist in the Yangtze River basin. Even in places where the maximum temperature doesn't reach 35℃, the perceived temperature will still exceed 35℃. Among cities, Wuhan and Chongqing will experience frequent high temperatures. While Nanjing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Changsha, Nanchang, and Chengdu may not see extreme high temperatures, the muggy weather will remain, with nighttime lows mostly around 27℃. Therefore, it's still advisable to take precautions against heatstroke.

The muggy heat in many parts of northern China will ease after the 26th. With rainfall and the influence of cold air, temperatures in some areas will be slightly lower than normal. Cities like Lanzhou and Yinchuan will see highs of just over 30℃ today, but will only reach 23℃ around the 27th, offering much cooler temperatures. Highs in many parts of North China will also gradually drop below 30℃ this week, with lows around 15℃, marking the beginnings of autumn. (Source: China Weather Network)