Jiangxi's persistent rainy weather records record of Gongjiang now

Since 2012, Jiangxi has experienced persistently low temperature, rain, and sunshine, and it has a long history of breaking the record. From March 4th to March 6th, the city of Chuzhou was heavy to heavy rain, and the Gongjiangxia Water Station water level was 109.48 meters. The water level was 0.48 meters above the warning level. This was the first time since 1998 that the flood season had appeared in early March.

According to data from the Jiangxi Provincial Meteorological Observatory, since 2012, the average number of sunshine hours in Jiangxi Province has averaged 6.4 percent less than the average for the same period of the year, which is less than the same period in history. The number of days without sunshine was 42 to 59 days, which was a little over 10 to 22 days compared with the same period in the normal year. There were 73 counties (cities) of sunshine hours in the province since the record lows in the same period.

It has been learned that since the beginning of this year, the number of rainy days in all parts of Jiangxi Province has ranged from 46 to 61 days, which is 10 to 20 days longer than usual. There are 64 counties (cities) with rainy days at the same time. From January to February this year, the province’s average rainfall was 231 millimeters, which was 32% more than the average for many years in the same period.

The China News Agency reporter learned from the Jiangxi Provincial Bureau of Hydrology that from March 4th to 6th, the city of Chuzhou was heavy to heavy rain. The water level at the Gongshui Xia Water Station was 109.48 meters, and the water level at the warning was 0.48 meters. This was the second highest since 1998. A sensation appeared in early March.

According to experts from the Quzhou Hydrographic Bureau, from January to February of this year, the average rainfall in Quzhou City was 276 mm, which was 55% higher than the average of many years. The rainfall continued and the soil moisture content was saturated. Under such circumstances, landslides could easily occur. Collapse and other geological disasters. At present, the city has launched an emergency plan and announced a water regime every 3 hours to remind related departments to do a good job in the safety protection of Zhangjiang and Gongjiang pontoon bridges and start the drainage of drainage stations.

The reporter learned from the Jiangxi Province Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters' 2012 Public Opinion Conference that it is predicted that in 2012, the average rainfall in Jiangxi Province will be close to normal, with obvious precipitation concentration period, local rainfall, and the upper and middle reaches of the Minjiang River and Jinjiang River. There is a possibility of major flooding in small and medium-sized rivers. (Finish)

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