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The Central Meteorological Observatory issued a blue warning for strong winds, warning that strong winds will occur in many places and sea areas and providing defense guidance.
China News Service, November 8. According to the website of the Central Meteorological Observatory, the Central Meteorological Observatory will continue to issue blue warnings for strong winds at 18:00 on November 8.
It is expected that from 20:00 on November 8 to 20:00 on November 9, eastern Xinjiang, northern Gansu, central and western Inner Mongolia, Shandong Peninsula, eastern Jiangsu, central Anhui, northern Hunan, central Jiangxi, eastern Yunnan, central and southern Guangxi, southern Guangdong, central Tibet and other places There will be winds of magnitude 5 to 6 and gusts of magnitude 7 to 8 in some areas; there will be strong winds of magnitude 7 to 8 and gusts of magnitude 9 to 10 in the central and western and southern parts of the Yellow Sea, most of the East China Sea, the Taiwan Strait, the ocean east of Taiwan, the Bashi Strait, the northern and central waters of the South China Sea, and the Beibu Gulf.
It is expected that from 20:00 on November 9 to 20:00 on November 10, there will be winds of magnitude 5 to 6 and gusts of magnitude 7 to 8 in some areas of eastern Xinjiang, northern Gansu, central and western Inner Mongolia, central Tibet, and southern Guangxi; there will be strong winds of magnitude 7 to 8 and gusts of magnitude 9 to 10 in the southern Yellow Sea, most of the East China Sea, the Taiwan Strait, the ocean east of Taiwan, the Bashi Strait, the northern and central waters of the South China Sea, and the Beibu Gulf.
Defense Guide:
1. The Central Meteorological Observatory and China Maritime Search and Rescue Center remind ships sailing and operating in sea areas affected by strong winds to pay attention to navigation safety;
2. Fire prevention departments in forests, grasslands, and urban areas should be prepared for fire prevention, and transportation management departments such as airports, railways, and highways should take measures to ensure traffic safety;
3. Stop high-altitude and water outdoor operations and recreational activities, and reinforce or properly place hoardings, scaffoldings, billboards, simple facilities and other structures that are easily blown by strong winds;
4. Pedestrians and vehicles should not stay under tall buildings, temporary structures such as billboards, or trees.
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