Watch Out! 🌬️ Typhoons Are Coming to China in August
Hey there! Did you know that two to three typhoons might hit China’s coastal areas this August? That’s what the China Meteorological Administration (CMA) is saying. Typhoons are super strong storms that can bring lots of wind and rain. They can cause floods and big waves called storm surges.
What Does This Mean?
This means that people living in places like the north, east, and south of China might see more rain than usual. In fact, there could be so much rain that it could cause floods or landslides. 😲
But wait, there’s more! Some areas like southwest China’s Sichuan Province and Chongqing are having a drought. That means they haven’t had enough rain, and it’s really dry there.
It’s Getting Hot! 🔥
The temperatures in China have been higher than usual. From March 15 to July 22, the average temperature was 16.8 degrees Celsius, the second-highest on record! That’s pretty warm. Some places even had their hottest days ever recorded!
Stay Safe and Be Prepared
Experts are telling people to be careful and stay alert. Here are some tips:
- For Typhoons: Stay indoors, secure loose items outside, and have an emergency kit ready.
- For Heatwaves: Drink plenty of water, stay in cool places, and avoid being outside during the hottest part of the day.
- For Floods: If there’s heavy rain, move to higher ground and stay away from rivers and streams.
The CMA is working hard to give people accurate and timely weather forecasts. They’re using cool technology like radar, satellites, and even artificial intelligence to keep everyone informed!
Remember: Always listen to weather updates and follow safety instructions from adults and officials. Staying safe is the most important thing! 😊
Reference(s):
Two to three typhoons expected to make landfall in China in August
cgtn.com
