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Huizhou Meteorological Observatory issues orange warning for thunderstorms and strong winds [Level II/Severe], China

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At 19:59 on October 2, the Huizhou Meteorological Observatory upgraded the yellow warning signals for thunderstorms and strong winds in various streets and towns of Huicheng District to orange. The yellow warning signals for thunderstorms and strong winds in Aotou Street, Xiayong Street, Xiqu Street, and Zhongkai District of Daya Bay District will continue to be effective. Please continue to take precautions.

Measurements

Coordinates35.8617, 104.1954
RegionHuizhou City jurisdiction
Location Precisioncountry
Issuing AuthorityChina — cn-cma-xx
Cap UrgencyUnknown
Cap CertaintyUnknown

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