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Chishui Meteorological Observatory issues orange high temperature warning [II/severe], China

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At 12:07 on September 9th, the Chishui Meteorological Observatory issued an orange high temperature warning signal: it is expected that the highest temperature in towns and villages such as Baiyun, Changsha, Fuxing, and Datong in our city will rise above 37 ℃ in the next 24 hours. Please take precautions.

Measurements

Coordinates35.8617, 104.1954
RegionChishui
Location Precisioncountry
Issuing AuthorityChina — cn-cma-xx
Cap UrgencyUnknown
Cap CertaintyUnknown
Cap Expires2026-09-10T12:09:12+08:00

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Area as the agency stated it: Chishui

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