
Heavy snowfall is expected in some areas of Daxinganling, and the meteorological department reminds people to pay attention to the impact on traffic and agriculture
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Heilongjiang Province is in a critical period for autumn grain harvest, and meteorological changes have a direct impact on agricultural production.
China News Service, Harbin, October 15th (Reporter Wang Nina) The Heilongjiang Provincial Meteorological Bureau announced on October 15th that it is expected that from October 17th to 19th, most of Heilongjiang Province will experience rain, snow, strong winds, and cooling weather. On the 17th and 18th, there were heavy snowfalls in some areas of Daxinganling.
From October 17th to 19th, the rain and snow conditions in the northern part of Heilongjiang Province were complicated. There were blizzards and localized heavy snowstorms in the central and southern parts of the Greater Khingan Mountains, moderate rain and sleet in northern Heihe, localized heavy rains in southern Yichun, southern Harbin, and western Mudanjiang, and moderate rains in other areas.
The cumulative precipitation during the process: 25 to 40 mm in the central and southern Greater Khingan Range, southern Yichun, southern Harbin, and western Mudanjiang, and 10 to 25 mm in most other areas; the new snow depth: 1 to 15 cm in the Greater Khingan Range and northern Heihe, and 15 to 20 cm locally. The average wind force at the same time of precipitation in various places is 4 to 6 levels, with gusts of 7 to 8 levels, and local level 9 in the east. After the rain and snow, the temperature dropped by 6 to 8 degrees Celsius, with local temperatures falling to 8 to 10 degrees Celsius. Freezing and thawing alternately in the northern region will cause icy roads, snow accumulation or wind-blown snow, which will have a negative impact on transportation, agriculture, energy supply, etc.
Daily precipitation forecast: On the 17th, there will be heavy snow and local heavy snow in the Greater Khingan Mountains, including sleet or wet snow in Jiagedaqi and Xinlin, sleet and snow in northern Heihe, moderate rain in southern Daqing, southern Suihua, southern Harbin, and western Mudanjiang, and light rain in most other areas; on the 18th, Greater Khingan will have There was heavy snow and local heavy snow in the mountains, including sleet or wet snow in Jiagedaqi and Xinlin, moderate sleet and snow in northern Heihe, light rain in Qiqihar, Daqing, and Shuangyashan, and moderate rain in other areas; precipitation in the central and southern regions may be accompanied by thunderstorms; on the 19th, there was light to moderate snow in the northern part of the Greater Khingan Range.
It is expected that from October 17th to 19th, there will be a medium to high risk of blizzard disasters in Daxinganling and northern Heihe. In rainy and snowy weather, the roads will be slippery and visibility will be low. There will be ice or snow on the roads. Some road sections may be blocked by snow or wind-blown snow, which will have a greater impact on transportation, agriculture, energy supply and public health.
The meteorological department reminded that rain, snow and strong winds are detrimental to the harvesting, drying, storage and transportation of autumn grains. It is recommended that all localities flexibly adjust the harvest time and seize the effective time before the freeze for autumn land preparation.
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