According to the Southern Regional Hydrometeorological Station, in the coming time, the hot low pressure from the West tends to develop and expand to the Southeast, forming a monsoon ridge passing through the southern part of China and the northern part of the East Sea. Around mid-September, there is a possibility of weak cold air waves from the mainland strengthening down to the south of China and the northern part of our country.
From mid-July, a tropical convergence zone is likely to form in the central and northern areas of the East Sea. Southwest monsoons maintain intensity from moderate to strong, continuing to dominate the weather in the region.
Regarding rainfall, the total rainfall in the next 3 months is generally close to or lower than the multi-year average (TBNN). Specifically, July rainfall is close to the TBNN, the number of rain days is commonly from 16-21 days. August and September, rainfall tends to be close to or lower than the TBNN, the number of rain days is commonly from 15-20 days and 17-22 days respectively.
The average temperature in all three months of July, August and September is forecast to be higher than the MYA.
In the East Sea, from now until the end of September, there is a possibility of about 3-6 storms or tropical depressions, at a level close to or lower than the TBNN. Hot weather may still appear locally in some days.
The meteorological agency also noted the risk of heavy rains accompanied by thunderstorms, tornadoes, and strong lightning causing flooding, affecting production, property and people's safety. In addition, some strong southwest monsoons can cause bad weather at sea, posing potential risks for operating ships.
