CCTV News:According to "Maoming released" WeChat WeChat official account news, affected by Typhoon Sanba and weak cold air, from October 19th to 20th, there was a large-scale rainstorm to a heavy rainstorm in Maoming. Maoming Hydrological Branch decided to upgrade the level IV emergency response of flood control hydrological forecasting to level III emergency response of flood control hydrological forecasting from 2: 00 on October 20th, further strengthen the duty on duty, and continuously do a good job in water and rain monitoring, forecasting and early warning.
Affected by continuous rainfall, the water level of rivers in Maoming area generally rose. According to the current water and rain situation and the future rainfall trend, Maoming Hydrological Branch has successively issued flood warnings for many rivers. Among them, Maoming Station of Xiaodongjiang is expected to reach the flood level of 12.5 meters, with the warning level exceeding 3.5 meters. Changshanyuan Station, Chejiaoshan Station and Baishacun Station along the river all exceed the warning level by more than 1 meter. The water level of Shatian Station of Shatian River in Gaozhou City has risen sharply, and it is expected that the warning level will exceed 3 meters, which may lead to dike overflow and dike break. Maoming Hydrological Branch issued the first red flood warning this year at 3: 00 on October 20th. In addition, Shatian River and Rudong River issued red flood warnings, Meihuajiang and Jianjiang issued orange flood warnings, Luojiang and Pingdingshui issued yellow flood warnings, and Caojiang, Xindong River, Huanghua River and Qianpai River issued blue flood warnings.
Maoming Hydrological Branch will closely monitor the water and rain conditions, provide accurate hydrological information forecast to relevant departments in time, provide scientific basis for flood control and disaster relief decision-making, and send information to remind relevant units along the river and the public to pay attention to dike safety and do a good job in defense, risk avoidance and disaster reduction.