Hurricane Maysak and two new storms hit China - News
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Hurricane Maysak and two new storms hit China.
Hurricane Maysak is expected to cause torrential rains in northeastern China, while two other hurricanes are forming.
According to the China National Meteorological Center's 9th weather forecast, Typhoon Maysak with gusts of up to 117 kilometers per hour and heavy rainfall will hit Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning provinces as well as Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region until the night of September 4.
"If a storm or a tropical depression encounters cold air in the north, a large amount of energy will be released, leading to extreme rain," said Xinhua, deputy director of China National Meteorological Center. Quoc Xue Jianjun said at a press conference on September 2.
"Usually people focus on the eye of a hurricane, but the eye is usually quiet and its periphery can have a big impact. To prevent damage from Hurricane Maysak, people need to be prepared. when the eye of the storm comes.
On September 1, the China General Department of Meteorology issued a level 3 emergency response to Typhoon Maysak - the third highest level in the four-level warning system.
Hurricane Maysak is expected to cause torrential rains in northeastern China, while two other hurricanes are forming.
According to the China National Meteorological Center's 9th weather forecast, Typhoon Maysak with gusts of up to 117 kilometers per hour and heavy rainfall will hit Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning provinces as well as Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region until the night of September 4.
"If a storm or a tropical depression encounters cold air in the north, a large amount of energy will be released, leading to extreme rain," said Xinhua, deputy director of China National Meteorological Center. Quoc Xue Jianjun said at a press conference on September 2.
"Usually people focus on the eye of a hurricane, but the eye is usually quiet and its periphery can have a big impact. To prevent damage from Hurricane Maysak, people need to be prepared. when the eye of the storm comes.
On September 1, the China General Department of Meteorology issued a level 3 emergency response to Typhoon Maysak - the third highest level in the four-level warning system.