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The article reports on national traffic flow conditions, holiday return reminders, weather conditions, flash flood warnings and typhoon activity information.
The reporter learned from the Traffic Management Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security that yesterday (5th), the traffic volume of highways and national and provincial trunk roads across the country continued to be high. Except for queues and slow traffic on some road sections and time periods around large and medium-sized cities and key scenic spots, traffic on major highways and national and provincial trunk roads across the country is generally safe and smooth.
Today (the 6th) is the peak time for holiday returns. The Traffic Management Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security reminds drivers that when returning from the holiday, please pay attention to traffic and weather changes along the way in advance and plan your travel route reasonably.
Precipitation has stopped in most parts of the country, making it suitable for outdoor activities
Today and tomorrow, there will be a break in precipitation and better weather in most parts of the country, making it more suitable for outdoor activities. However, for Hainan, due to the influence of easterly winds, rainfall will be more frequent in the next few days, and there will be many heavy rainfalls.
In terms of temperature, this morning, temperatures hit record lows in large areas of Northeast China, the eastern part of the Huanghuai River, the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, and Guizhou, Guangxi, and northern Guangdong. Cities such as Hefei, Nanjing, Kunming, and Nanning are among them. There is a big temperature difference between day and night, so wear extra clothes when going out in the morning and evening.
Two departments issued yellow flash flood disaster weather warning
The Ministry of Water Resources and the China Meteorological Administration jointly issued a yellow flash flood disaster weather warning at 6pm yesterday (5th).
It is expected that flash floods may occur in parts of northern Hainan, western Yunnan and other places until 8 o'clock tonight (6th), which is a blue warning. Among them, some areas in western Yunnan are more likely to have flash floods and are issued a yellow warning.
Three typhoons coexist and have no impact on my country's waters for the time being
Usually, typhoons that occur from September to November are called autumn typhoons. There are currently three typhoons active in the northwest Pacific. In addition to the previous Typhoon No. 27 Caiyun, two new typhoons were ushered in yesterday: Typhoon No. 28 Noro and Typhoon No. 29 Xiaoxiong. These three typhoons will have no impact on my country's waters in the future.
Among them, Typhoon Nolo is a bit special. It moved from the central North Pacific to the northwest Pacific. When it was in the central North Pacific, it was still called a hurricane. Now its name continues to be the old name when it was a hurricane, but it was replaced with a new typhoon number. Because it is so far away, we can only see its outer cloud system on the cloud map yesterday afternoon.

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The United States is paying close attention to the deaths of personnel at a plague research institute in Siberia, Russia. The death of 28-year-old employee Shipilova triggered isolation and preventive measures in local hospitals and research institutes. Russian official statements differed, triggering speculation about accidental laboratory infections.