The first of this year! The Central Meteorological Observatory issued a red warning for high temperatures

Recently, high temperatures have continued in southern China and eastern Xinjiang.

Temperatures at 11 national stations hit record highs

Yesterday (12th) 18:00

The Central Meteorological Observatory issued a red warning for high temperatures

So far

The Central Meteorological Observatory issued high temperature warnings for 23 consecutive days

The highest level of high temperature red warning was first issued this year

Temperatures in parts of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai and other provinces exceeded 42°C

The Central Meteorological Observatory issued a high temperature red warning at 18:00 on the 12th

Expected to be during the day on the 13th

Central and southern Shaanxi, eastern Sichuan, Chongqing, Henan

Hubei, southern Shandong, Anhui, Jiangsu

Shanghai, Zhejiang, Fujian, Jiangxi, Hunan

Northern and eastern Guizhou and the eastern part of the southern Xinjiang Basin

There will be high temperatures of 35-39℃ in western Inner Mongolia and other places

Among them, southeastern Shaanxi, eastern Sichuan, and Chongqing

Western and southeastern Hubei, northern Hunan

Northern Jiangxi, central and southeastern Anhui

Southern Jiangsu, Shanghai

Some areas in central and northern Zhejiang may reach 40-42℃

The temperature may exceed 42℃ in some places

The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that in the next 10 days

Jianghuai, Jianghan, Jiangnan, Sichuan Basin, etc.

Hot weather will continue

The cumulative number of high temperature days can reach 7-10 days

13th to 15th

Southern Shaanxi, Henan, southern Shandong, etc.

There will also be continued high temperatures

The highest temperature in the above areas can reach 37-39℃

Locally 40℃ or above

Hot weather

Electricity consumption in households and businesses has increased dramatically

The risk of fire also increases

These safety knowledge should be kept in mind

Timely self-examination

Prevent problems before they happen

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Comprehensive sources: Ministry of Emergency Management, CCTV News, China Meteorological Administration, etc.