Northern China is gearing up for a stormy July as meteorologists predict heavy rainfall and extreme heat in overlapping waves. The China Meteorological Administration warned Thursday of 20-50% more rain than usual in central/eastern regions, with flood risks rising along the Yangtze River basin.
Typhoons & Temperature Tango
Meanwhile, 1-2 typhoons could brew in the South China Sea this month—adding drama to an already chaotic weather script. Coastal areas, you've been warned!
This follows China's hottest May ever recorded at 17.7°C, smashing 1961 records. July temps in Jiangsu, Anhui, and Shanghai might roast past 35°C, turning cities into open-air saunas.
Farmers Fight Back
Authorities urge farmers to adopt heat-resistant crops and adjusted irrigation as drought looms in northern regions. \"It's like climate change is hitting fast-forward,\" one could say after reading the 2024 Blue Book on Climate Change, which confirms more extreme heat events ahead.
June’s Wild Preview
Last month saw 20 weather stations report record-breaking highs, while floods drowned parts of the Yangtze basin. Talk about a teaser for summer’s main act!
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and extreme heat in overlapping waves. The China Meteorological Administration warned Thursday of 20-50% more rain than usual in central/eastern regions, with flood risks rising along the Yangtze River basin. 
at 17.7°C, smashing 1961 records. July temps in Jiangsu, Anhui, and Shanghai might roast past 35°C, turning cities into open-air saunas. 
\"It's like climate change is hitting fast-forward,\" one could say after reading the 2024 Blue Book on Climate Change, which confirms more extreme heat events ahead.
