Three dragons go to sea

Three dragons go to sea

Sanlong is located in the scenic spot of Nanqing garden. It's the best place to watch it at Yuhuangding. The three peaks, which are shaped like three giant dragons, spring up from the valley and appear in the sky. They have the potential to break through the sky.

formation

Just as people were wondering why there were so few typhoons in 2010, the sea suddenly surged. In 2010, the No.6 severe tropical storm "Shizishan" and No.7 typhoon "compass" were generated one after another, and then the No.8 tropical storm in 2010 was generated off the coast of Northern Taiwan. Three typhoons formed a tripartite situation on the sea. As the three typhoons will have an impact on China, the southeast coast will usher in the largest typhoon storm this year.

At 2:00 on August 29, 2010, the No.6 severe tropical storm "lion mountain" in 2010 formed on the northern part of the South China Sea. In less than 24 hours, typhoon "compass" No.7 in 2010 was generated on the surface of the Northwest Pacific Ocean. Subsequently, a tropical depression developed off the northern coast of Taiwan and rapidly developed into the 8th tropical storm this year. Within 40 hours, three typhoons quickly formed on the sea surface is rare. According to Gao Shuanzhu, senior engineer of the Central Meteorological Observatory, "typhoons have the characteristics of mass occurrence". If the atmospheric circulation and ocean conditions are suitable for the development of typhoons at a certain period of time, the possibility of generating multiple typhoons at the same time will increase. In addition, there is also a possibility of multi typhoon development, that is, if the conditions in a certain sea area are suitable for a long time, typhoons will form there one after another. "This year's situation is the former. Usually, the typhoons that affect our country mainly occur in two places, one is the Western Pacific Ocean, the other is the South China Sea, and the "compass" and "Lion Rock Mountain" correspond to these two places. In addition, tropical storm No. 8, which was generated by a little bit to the north, formed a situation of three typhoons. "

Sanlong

Lion mountain

"Shizishan" (No. 6) has intensified into a severe tropical storm at 3:00 p.m. on August 30, 2010. At 5:00 p.m., its center is located in the northeast of the South China Sea, about 260 km south of Shantou City. The maximum wind near the center is 28 meters per second (10 degrees, equivalent to 101 kilometers per hour), and the radius of the force 6 wind is about 350 km.

It is estimated that the "lion mountain" will move slowly in the next 24 hours, and will turn to the Northeast in the later period, with the intensity strengthened, and gradually close to the coastal areas of eastern Guangdong. In the future, it may land in the coastal areas from eastern Guangdong to southern Fujian, and it may also tend to the Taiwan Strait, which will have a serious impact on the region and sea surface of eastern Guangdong.

compasses

Although the formation time is later than "lion mountain", tropical storm "compass" (name provided by Japan, meaning "compass constellation") grows faster than big brother in 2010. "Shizishan" became a severe tropical storm, and "compass" became a typhoon in the evening of August 30, 2010. At 17 o'clock, its center was located at 23.6 degrees north latitude and 131.5 degrees east longitude. The maximum wind near the center was 33 meters per second (force 12, equivalent to 119 kilometers per hour). It is estimated that the compass will move northwest at the speed of 15-20 km / h.

Nanchuan

In addition, the tropical depression, which was originally located in the northeast of Taiwan, strengthened to the 8th tropical storm of this year at 5 pm yesterday. The maximum wind near the center is 18 meters per second (level 8, equivalent to 65 kilometers per hour). The tropical storm will move slowly northwest. This kind of rare lively scene of "three dragons going out to sea" reappears in China's surrounding waters. During the approach of tropical cyclone, it will bring high temperature weather. It is expected that Guangzhou will still be hot today and tomorrow. There will be thunderstorm the day after tomorrow, and the temperature may drop slightly.

history

In fact, in 2000 and 2006, there were three separate typhoons. The difference between this year's situation and previous years is that the typhoons that occurred in those two years did not affect China at the same time, and some typhoons even moved far away from China. But this year's three typhoons are all gradually approaching China's coastal areas, and will gradually affect most of China's southeast coastal areas.

influence

Although the three typhoons are in full swing, they still affect each other in intensity and path. "The impact of two relatively close typhoons on each other will be more obvious and direct. However, typhoons far away from each other may influence each other through the intermediate system. " This is what Gao Shuanzhu said. Judging from the current situation, this year's No. 6 severe tropical storm "lion mountain" is relatively close to No. 8 tropical storm, and the distance between the two is only 800 to 1000 km. Therefore, its intensity change and path change have been significantly affected. In addition, the "Lion Rock" is surrounded by a number of high-pressure systems, so it can not get a strong traction. As a result, the typhoon center has been hovering in the same place, and the future moving path is not clear.

Gao Shuanzhu said that if the typhoon lands or disappears after tropical storm No. 8, the strong subtropical high will become the guiding force of "lion mountain", and then the moving path of the typhoon will become clear. Under the guidance of subtropical high, typhoon No.7 "compass" has a relatively clear moving path. At 17 o'clock today, its center is located on the Northwest Pacific Ocean about 1160 km south of Xiangshan, Zhejiang Province. It is estimated that it will move to the northwest at a speed of about 15 km per hour, and the intensity will continue to strengthen. It will enter the sea surface of the eastern Hainan in the daytime on September 1, and then gradually approach the coastal areas from central Zhejiang to central Jiangsu. Gao Shuanzhu said that from the perspective of wind and rain, the three typhoons will bring the largest scale of wind and rain to the southeast coast of China this year, and almost all coastlines will be more or less affected by the three typhoons.

According to statistics, at 2:00 p.m. on August 30, 2010, due to the influence of "Shizishan", the northern part of the South China Sea experienced a level 6-8 rotating wind; the central and southern parts of the South China Sea experienced a level 5-7 southwest wind; and the eastern part of Taiwan and the southeast part of the East China Sea experienced a level 6-8 rotating wind. The sea areas with visibility less than 10 km include the Bohai Strait, the ocean east of Taiwan and part of the eastern Hainan sea.

Affected by the three typhoons, the Central Meteorological Observatory predicted that in the next three days, there will be heavy rain or rainstorm in eastern Jiangsu, Shanghai, central and eastern Zhejiang, Eastern Fujian, eastern Guangdong, Taiwan, Eastern Liaoning and eastern Shandong, and local heavy rain. At the same time, from 20:00 on August 30 to 20:00 on August 31, 2010, under the joint influence of "Lion Rock" and tropical storm No. 8, the wind force in the southern East China Sea, the northern South China Sea, the Taiwan Strait and the ocean east of Taiwan will be 6-8, with gusts up to 9-10. Among them, the wind force in the northern part of the South China Sea will be 9-11, with gusts up to 11-12. From 20:00 on the 31st to 20:00 on the 1st, affected by "Lion Rock", "compass" and tropical storm No. 8, the wind force in most of the East China Sea, the northern part of the South China Sea, the Taiwan Strait, the sea area east of Taiwan and the sea area south of Taiwan will be 7-9, with gusts up to 10-11. Among them, the wind force in some parts of the northern South China Sea and the southeast part of the East China Sea will be 9-11, with gusts up to 11-13. In addition, there will be a southwest wind of magnitude 5-7 in the central and southern parts of the South China Sea, and an easterly wind of magnitude 5-7 in the central and southern parts of the Yellow Sea.

Address: Sanqingshan scenic area, Yushan County, Shangrao City

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