The Natural Resources Bureau of Ping an District and the Meteorological Bureau of Ping an District jointly issued a geological hazard meteorological risk warning: Based on the precipitation situation in the past 48 hours and the precipitation forecast in the next 24 hours, considering the current high average soil saturation and the susceptibility to geological hazards, from 20:00 on August 13, 2025 to 20:00 on August 14, 2025, the geological hazard meteorological risk warning level in Ping an District will be Level III (yellow warning), indicating a high risk of geological hazards caused by meteorological factors. Please combine the warning information, closely monitor the precipitation situation, and carry out geological disaster prevention work such as inspection and monitoring. Strictly prevent unauthorized return of evacuated residents within key geological hazard risk areas.

At 15:15 on August 13, 2025, the Haidong Meteorological Observatory issued a strong convective yellow warning: it is expected that from 15:30 on August 13 to 15:30 on August 14, 2025, there will be short-term heavy rainfall of more than 20mm in Huzhu North (Nanmenxia, Linchuan Township, Bazha Township, Jiading Town), Ledu North (Dala Township, Gonghe Township, Shoule Town, Zhongling Township, Lijia Township), Hualong West (Xiongxian Township, Chapu Township, Zhaba Town), Minhe South (Gushan Town, Manping Town) and other areas in Haidong City. Local areas will experience thunderstorms of level 8 or above or hail with a diameter of more than 5mm. Strong convection is mainly concentrated from 15:00 on August 13th to 02:00 on August 14th. The meteorological risk of landslides, mudslides, flash floods, urban and rural waterlogging caused by short-term heavy precipitation is high, and there is a high possibility of meteorological disasters such as wind, hail, and lightning strikes. Please pay attention to prevention. Defense Guidelines: 1. The government and relevant departments shall prepare for lightning protection and strong wind prevention in accordance with their responsibilities, and prepare for artificial hail suppression operations; 2. Outdoor pedestrians and staff should reduce outdoor activities and stay away from sheds, billboards, etc; 3. Pay attention to covering building materials on the construction site and properly placing outdoor items that are easily affected by wind and hail.