Guangdong welcomes hot weather again, 101 forest fire warning signals are hoisted across the province

China News Service, Guangzhou, October 11 (Reporter Wang Jian) ​​The reporter learned from the Guangdong Provincial Meteorological Department on the 11th that after the impact of the cold air ended, the temperature in Guangdong began to rise, and some areas are experiencing high temperatures again. On that day, the maximum temperature in most of Guangdong exceeded 30°C, and 101 forest fire warning signals were in effect across the province.

The Guangdong Provincial Meteorological Bureau stated that it is expected that from the 11th to the 14th, most of the province will maintain sunny and dry weather, and the maximum temperature will rebound. Most of the daytime maximum temperatures will range from 31°C to 35°C. As of 18:55 on the 11th, 101 forest fire warning signals were in effect across the province, among which Lechang and Qujiang in northern Guangdong had issued red forest fire warning signals.

The sun was shining brightly and the weather was hot in Guangzhou on the 11th. At 8:25, the city's highest temperature reached 30.2°C in Huadu District, Guangzhou; at 10:35, the city's highest temperature had risen to 33.7°C. "When you turn on the faucet at home, the tap water that comes out is all warm." Guangzhou citizen Xiong Qiuyue told reporters that Guangzhou has been getting hotter day by day recently. She has to turn on the air conditioner to cool down at home, and she wears summer clothes again when going out.

In the afternoon of that day, the reporter saw in the most prosperous Tianhe Road business district in Guangzhou that most of the pedestrians on the street were wearing short-sleeved clothes and pants. The cold drink shops on the street were doing brisk business, with cold drink orders coming one after another.

Meteorological experts said that most of Guangdong has been sunny and dry recently, and the temperature is on the rise. The temperature in Guangzhou, Shenzhen and other places has returned to above 30°C, and the risk of forest fires has increased. People should pay attention to forest fire prevention and outdoor fire safety.