Typhoon ＂Du Surui＂ residual ring flows north to Beijing and other places to reduce

(Beijing Comprehensive News) After Typhoon Du Surui landed on the coast of Jinjiang, Fujian, China No. 5 this year, its remnant ring continued to go north, causing heavy rainfall in northern China.The highest -level heavy rain red warning.

According to the Global Network report, this is the second heavy rain red warning released since the China Central Meteorological Observatory officially launched the warning release mechanism in 2010. The last time was on September 29, 2011.

China National Defense General Office and Emergency Management Department announced that "the flood prevention situation is severe" and predicts that from July 29th to August 1st, there will be heavy rainfall in Henan, Shandong, Beijing, Hebei, and Liaoning. Among themThere are heavy rainstorms in central and southern Hebei, southern Beijing and other places.The total rainfall with a total rainfall of more than 100 millimeters will reach 220,000 square kilometers, which will affect the population of 130 million people.

In the capital Beijing, the river -related projects were shut down on Saturday, and they were completely suspended in the river and lake area. Some parks were also closed.The Beijing News quoted the Beijing Meteorological Observatory warning that "the rain has extremes, and the rainfall may break through the historical record."

rainfall above 50 millimeters is a heavy rainstorm.According to Beijing Daily Beijing Youth Daily, Beijing Meteorological Observatory's forecast shows that the overall cumulative rainfall of the city is about 250 mm to 300 mm, and some areas in the southwest can reach 400 mm, and individual points can even reach more than 600 mm.

Bloomberg said that this heavy rain will test Beijing's drainage system.In July 2012, Beijing suffered the strongest rainstorm in more than 60 years, causing 79 people to die.

"Du Surui" landed in Fujian on the morning of Friday (July 28). The provincial capital Fuzhou caused waterlogging due to continued heavy rainfall. The official Saturday ordered residents to not leave home unless necessary.