Nylke County Meteorological Station issued a blue rainstorm warning
Issue date: 2026-04-16T13:06+08:00
At 13:06 on April 16, 2026, the meteorological station of Nylke County issued a blue warning signal for rainstorm: it is expected that from the night of April 16 to the night of April 17, the mountain area of Nylke County will have a rainstorm of more than 24.1mm, accompanied by short-term heavy precipitation. Rainstorm may cause local mountain torrents, debris flows, landslides and other disasters, please pay attention to prevention.
Description
Rainfall will reach more than 50 mm within 12 hours, or it has reached more than 50 mm and the rainfall may continue.
Guidelines
1. The government and relevant departments shall make preparations for rainstorm prevention in accordance with their duties;
2. Schools and kindergartens take appropriate measures to ensure the safety of students and children;
3. Drivers should pay attention to road water and traffic jams to ensure safety;
4. Check the drainage systems of cities, farmlands, and fish ponds, and prepare for drainage.
Nileke County Meteorological Observatory issues a blue warning for strong winds
Issue date: 2026-04-16T11:39+08:00
At 11:39 am on April 16, 2026, the Nileke County Meteorological Observatory issued a blue warning signal for strong winds: it is expected that from the night of the 16th to the early morning of the 17th, most parts of our county will experience gusts of 7-8 levels westward, and some areas in Kalasu Township, Kemeng Township and other places may reach level 9. Please strengthen prevention.
Description
It may be affected by strong winds within 24 hours, with an average wind force of 6 or higher, or gusts of 7 or higher; or it has been affected by strong winds, with an average wind of 6-7, or 7-8 gusts and may continue.
Guidelines
1. The government and relevant departments should do a good job of preventing gale in accordance with their duties;
2. Close doors and windows, reinforce hoardings, scaffolds, billboards and other structures that are easily blown by the wind, properly arrange outdoor objects that are easily affected by high winds, and cover building materials;
3. Water operations in relevant waters and passing ships take active countermeasures, such as returning to the port to avoid wind or sailing in a detour, etc.;
4. Pedestrians should avoid riding bicycles as much as possible, and do not stay under billboards, temporary structures, etc. when the wind is blowing;
5. Relevant departments and units pay attention to the fire prevention of forests and grasslands.
