After the rainstorm warning in Beijing is lifted, is there still the risk of debris flow in some areas?

According to reports, on July 4th, the Beijing Meteorological Bureau announced that the precipitation clouds affecting Beijing have weakened and the blue rainstorm warning signal has been lifted, but experts said that there are still risks of natural disasters such as mudslides in some areas in the future.

According to the report, the data released by the Meteorological Bureau showed that as of 7: 00 on July 4, the average rainfall in Beijing was 10.7, the average rainfall in the urban area was 18.7, and the largest Baihua Mountain in Mentougou was 82.0. The arrival of rain eased the sultry weather a few days ago, but there are still thunderstorms in Beijing from day to night today, and the local rain is strong.

The Beijing Municipal Planning and Land Commission and the Municipal Meteorological Bureau jointly issued a yellow warning of meteorological risk of geological disasters. In the next 24 hours, there is a high risk of geological disasters such as mudslides, collapses and landslides in Fangshan, Mentougou, Fengtai and Shijingshan in Beijing.

Experts remind that heavy rains come suddenly and frequently in summer. When you go out to play during the holidays, you must pay attention to the weather and ask the relevant departments for help as soon as you encounter danger.