China’s summer has been a rollercoaster of extreme weather, from historic heatwaves to relentless rains—and September isn’t letting up. Huang Zhuo, deputy director of the National Meteorological Center (NMC), warned of 3-4 typhoons or tropical depressions potentially hitting coastal regions this month, alongside heavy rainfall in North China and Sichuan Province. 🌊
Summer’s Wild Ride
From June to August, Beijing and Inner Mongolia saw their wettest months since 1961, with 31 weather stations logging record daily rainfall. Meanwhile, temperatures soared to 22.3°C nationally, tying 2024 as the hottest summer in over 60 years. Five provinces baked under all-time high heat. 🔥
September’s Forecast: Hold Onto Your Umbrellas
🌧️ Heavy rain expected in North China, Sichuan, and coastal areas.
🌀 Up to 4 typhoons could form, threatening eastern coasts.
⚠️ Authorities urge preparedness for floods, landslides, and drought impacts on crops.
Huang emphasized boosting disaster response and water management to protect autumn harvests. With climate patterns intensifying, staying alert is key. 🚨
