Qixia

Shandong - China

2026-07-13

Yantai Meteorological Observatory issues yellow typhoon warning signal

Issue date: 2026-07-12T15:35+08:00

At 15:35 on July 12th, the Yantai Meteorological Observatory issued a yellow typhoon warning signal: Due to the influence of Typhoon Bawei, scattered thunderstorms and showers are expected in the four areas from this evening to night. Tomorrow during the day, there will be thunderstorms or showers in Laishan District, High tech Zone, and Zhifu District, and heavy rain in some parts of Kunyu Mountain Nature Reserve. From tomorrow night to the morning after tomorrow, there will be moderate to heavy rain in four districts and all towns and streets, and heavy rain or rainstorm in Kunyu Mountain Nature Reserve. From the afternoon of the 14th to the morning of the 15th, there were mainly showers in the four areas, and the precipitation tended to end. The strongest period of strong winds is from the daytime of the 13th to the daytime of the 14th. Southeast wind to northwest wind, with gusts of 6-7 levels and 8 levels on land. On the night of the 14th, there will be a westerly wind with a land level of 4-5. Affected by the typhoon, the risk of strong wind and rainstorm in the four regions is high. Strong winds have adverse effects on offshore production, outdoor operations, etc; Low lying areas and road sections may experience water accumulation or waterlogging, and nearby hidden danger points are prone to flash floods, geological disasters, and floods from small and medium-sized rivers. Please strengthen prevention measures.

Description

Within 24 hours may be or has been affected by tropical cyclones, coastal or land average wind force is 8 or more, or gust can reach 10 or more and may persist.

Guidelines

1. The government and relevant departments shall make emergency preparations for typhoon prevention in accordance with their duties;

2. Stop large-scale indoor and outdoor gatherings and high-altitude outdoor dangerous operations;

3. Water operations in relevant waters and passing ships take active countermeasures to reinforce port facilities to prevent ships from anchoring, grounding and collision;

4. Reinforce or dismantle structures that are easy to be blown by the wind, and personnel should not go out at will, to ensure that the elderly and children stay in the safest place in the home, and those in dangerous houses should be transferred in time.

Qixia Meteorological Observatory continues to issue typhoon blue warning signal

Issue date: 2026-07-12T11:35+08:00

At 11:35 on July 12, 2026, Qixia Meteorological Station continued to issue the typhoon blue warning signal: it is expected that the surrounding cloud system of typhoon "Bawei" will affect our city this noon, and the impact will basically end in the morning of the 15th. There will be heavy rain to rainstorm in our city, local heavy rainstorm (35~70mm, local 150 mm or more), and the main rainfall period will be from noon of the 13th to noon of the 14th; From southeast wind to northwest wind, the maximum wind speed is 6-7 levels with gusts of 8 levels. The strongest wind period is mainly during the daytime from the 13th to the 14th. The process is accompanied by short-term heavy precipitation, lightning, and 8-10 level thunderstorm gusts, with a maximum hourly precipitation of 30-50 millimeters. Affected by the typhoon, the risk of rainstorm and gale disasters in our city is high. Low lying areas and road sections may experience water accumulation or waterlogging, and nearby hidden danger points are prone to flash floods, geological disasters, and floods from small and medium-sized rivers; Strong winds have adverse effects on water and outdoor operations in relevant water bodies. Please strengthen prevention measures.

Description

Within 24 hours may be or has been affected by a tropical cyclone, coastal or land average wind force is 6 or more, or gust can reach 8 or more and may persist.

Guidelines

1. The government and relevant departments shall make preparations for typhoon prevention in accordance with their duties;

2. Stop outdoor group activities and high-altitude outdoor dangerous operations;

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. Reinforce doors and windows, enclosures, scaffolds, billboards and other structures that are easily blown by the wind, and cut off dangerous outdoor power sources.