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The Central Meteorological Observatory is the national meteorological agency responsible for issuing weather forecasts and warning information. Strong convective weather, including thunderstorms, strong winds, hail, etc., may affect transportation, tourism and urban operations. In strong windy and cooling weather, attention should be paid to the impact on agricultural and animal husbandry facilities.
China News Service, September 29. According to the website of the Central Meteorological Observatory, yesterday, there were heavy rains or heavy rains in Chongqing, Hubei, Guizhou and other places, and strong winds occurred in Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia and other places. It is expected that in the next three days, it will be rainy from West China to Jianghan, Jianghuai and other places. There will be thunderstorms, strong winds or hail and other strong convective weather in southern Northeast China, central North China and other places. Pay attention to the impact on transportation, tourism, urban operation, etc. Strong cold air will affect the central and eastern regions. Pay attention to the impact of strong wind cooling on transportation, tourism, agricultural and animal husbandry facilities, etc.
There is strong convection in Liaoning and other places, and it is rainy from West China to Jianghan and Jianghuai.
It is expected that from 8:00 on September 29 to 8:00 on September 30, some areas in the southern part of Northeast China, the central and eastern part of North China, and the northern part of Southwest China will have thunderstorm winds or hail of level 8 or above. Among them, central Liaoning and other places will have thunderstorm winds of level 10 or above, and the maximum wind force can reach level 11 or above; Parts of central and eastern North China, eastern Southwest, northern and eastern Jiangnan will have short-term heavy rainfall with hourly rainfall greater than 20 mm. Among them, some areas in central and southern Zhejiang, southeastern Chongqing, and northeastern Guizhou will have hourly rainfall greater than 50 mm, with a maximum of more than 60 mm. The Central Meteorological Observatory will continue to issue blue warnings for severe convective weather at 6:00 on September 29.
Nationwide thunderstorm, wind or hail warning (8:00 a.m., September 29 - 8:00 a.m., September 30)
In the next three days, it will be rainy in the West China to Jianghan and Jianghuai areas. There will be light to moderate rains or thundershowers in southern Shaanxi, northeastern Sichuan, Chongqing, western Yunnan, Guizhou, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi, central and southern Anhui, southern Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, northern Guangxi and other places, and heavy to heavy rains in some areas.
There will be strong winds and cooling in the north
From September 29 to October 1, due to the influence of cold air, the temperature in the south of the Yangtze River and its north will drop by 4 to 8 degrees Celsius from north to south, and the temperature in some areas of Inner Mongolia will drop by 10 to 12 degrees Celsius. The minimum temperature line of 0 degrees Celsius in the morning of October 1 will press southward to northern North China and central Heilongjiang. On September 30, rain will turn to snow in the high-altitude mountainous areas in central and eastern Inner Mongolia, with moderate to heavy snow in local areas.
It is expected that from 8:00 on September 29 to 8:00 on September 30, there will be northerly winds of magnitude 5 to 6 and gusts of magnitude 7 to 9 in parts of northern and eastern Xinjiang, southern Qinghai, most of Inner Mongolia, northern Ningxia, northern Shanxi, northern and southern Hebei, northern Shandong, northern Henan, and northern Tibet. From 8:00 on September 30 to 8:00 on October 1, there will be northerly winds of magnitude 5 to 6 and gusts of magnitude 7 to 8 in parts of eastern Xinjiang, Hexi of Gansu, central and southern Qinghai, central and eastern Inner Mongolia, northern Shanxi, northern and southern Hebei, Shandong, northern Henan, western Liaoning, western Jilin, southwestern Heilongjiang, and northern Tibet. Among them, there are northerly winds of magnitude 6 to 8 in central Inner Mongolia and gusts of magnitude 9 to 10. There are northerly winds with level 7 and gusts of level 8 to 9 in the southern Bohai Sea and parts of the central, western and southwestern Yellow Sea. The Central Meteorological Observatory will continue to issue blue warnings for strong winds at 6:00 on September 29.
National strong wind forecast map (8:00 on September 29th - 8:00 on September 30th)
Domestic detailed forecast for the next three days
From 8:00 on September 29 to 8:00 on September 30, there were moderate to heavy rains in parts of central and southern Chongqing, northern Guizhou, northern Hunan, southern Hubei, central Anhui, southern Jiangsu, central and southeastern Zhejiang, northern and southern Heilongjiang, central Jilin, and most of Liaoning. Among them, there were local heavy rains (50-90 mm) in southern Chongqing, northwest Guizhou, northwest Hunan, western and southeastern Zhejiang, and central Liaoning. There will be northerly winds of magnitude 5 to 6 and gusts of magnitude 7 to 9 in parts of northern and eastern Xinjiang, southern Qinghai, most of Inner Mongolia, northern Ningxia, northern Shanxi, northern and southern Hebei, northern Shandong, northern Henan, and northern Tibet. The Bohai Sea will have northerly winds of magnitude 5 to 6 and gusts of magnitude 7.
National precipitation forecast map (8:00 on September 29th - 8:00 on September 30th)
From 8:00 on September 30 to 8:00 on October 1, Chongqing, eastern Sichuan Basin, northern Sichuan Plateau, southern Shaanxi, Guizhou, western and northeastern Yunnan, western and eastern Hubei, western Hunan, northeastern Jiangxi, southern Anhui, Zhejiang, northern Guangxi, and eastern Guangdong There were moderate to heavy rains in parts of central China, northeastern Fujian, and Hainan Island. Among them, there were heavy rains (50-80 mm) in parts of the northeastern Sichuan Basin, north-central and southeastern Chongqing, western Hubei, western Hunan, northern and central-eastern Guizhou, and southern Zhejiang. Parts of eastern Xinjiang, Hexi of Gansu, central and southern Qinghai, central and eastern Inner Mongolia, northern Shanxi, northern and southern Hebei, Shandong, northern Henan, western Liaoning, western Jilin, southwestern Heilongjiang, and northern Tibet have northerly winds of magnitude 5 to 6 and gusts of magnitude 7 to 8. Central Inner Mongolia has northerly winds of magnitude 6 to 8 and gusts of magnitude 9 to 10. There are northerly winds with level 7 and gusts of level 8 to 9 in the southern Bohai Sea and parts of the central, western and southwestern Yellow Sea.
National precipitation forecast map (8:00 on September 30 - 8:00 on October 1)
From 8:00 on October 1 to 8:00 on October 2, there were moderate to heavy rains in parts of southern Chongqing, Guizhou, southern Hubei, western and northern Hunan, eastern and northwestern Jiangxi, southern Zhejiang, central and western Fujian, Guangdong, and western Yunnan. Among them, there were local heavy rains (50-70 mm) in central and northeastern Guizhou. Some areas in eastern Heilongjiang have winds of level 4 to 5.
National precipitation forecast map (8:00 on October 1st - 8:00 on October 2nd)

Today and tomorrow, the Greater Taipei Basin, the western inland and the East Longitudinal Valley will have a high temperature of about 36 degrees, and it will feel hot around noon. The northeast monsoon will strengthen from Thursday, with increasing cloud cover and the chance of brief showers in the north and east. The high temperature will drop to 28 to 31 degrees, and the heat will ease. The impact will be less in the central and southern parts, where the high temperature will still remain at 32 to 35 degrees.

Meteorologist Wu Derong pointed out that today and tomorrow, the high temperature in Taiwan will reach over 36 degrees, with a large temperature difference between day and night; water vapor will increase from Thursday, and there will be occasional short-term rainfall in the mountainous areas in the afternoon; the northeast monsoon will strengthen next Monday, with rain on the windward side, and the temperature will gradually drop; the Guam Oriental Tropical System will develop into a large typhoon, with a simulated path northerly, and there is no chance of invading Taiwan, but it remains to be seen.

Meteorological expert Lin Deen pointed out that the northeast monsoon will strengthen this Thursday (October 1) and is expected to affect for about three days. Sporadic short-lived showers will turn to the north of Taoyuan, the north coast of Keelung, Yilan and the eastern half. There may be locally heavy rain in Yilan, while other areas will remain cloudy to sunny. The temperature will be about 31 to 34 degrees on Thursday, and about 28 to 30 degrees in Matsu. The high temperature will drop slightly in some areas from Friday to Saturday.

The Central Meteorological Administration predicts that it will be sunny to cloudy across the country today, with daytime high temperatures of about 32 to 36 degrees. High temperatures of around 36 degrees or above may occur in some areas in the Greater Taipei Basin, Hualien Longitudinal Valley, and the western half of the inland region. Ultraviolet rays will be strong around noon. Please pay attention to sun protection and hydration; weather conditions for outlying islands On the surface, Penghu is 27 to 31 degrees, Kinmen is 26 to 32 degrees, and Matsu is 26 to 31 degrees; the air quality in the northern part and Matsu is "normal", Kinmen is "orange alert", and other areas are "good"; the increase or decrease in the northeast monsoon in the next few days will affect the rainfall distribution, and the high temperature will drop slightly from Friday.

Zanda County, Ngari Prefecture, Tibet has experienced widespread and continuous snowfall since September 26. As of 12:00 on the 27th, the snow thickness in the county exceeded 10 centimeters. The meteorological department issued early warning, and many departments including the Emergency Management Bureau initiated level four emergency response to carry out snow removal, inspections, dispatching and other work to ensure the safety of people's lives and property and social stability.

Typhoon Shuliji rapidly intensified last night and became the sixth strong typhoon this year. The storm radius is only 120 kilometers, making it a small strong typhoon. It has now weakened into a moderate typhoon and is moving northeast and east across the sea south of Japan, posing no threat to Taiwan.