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Haiyan County Meteorological Observatory issues orange hail warning signal [Level II/Major], China

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At 14:30 on September 12, Haiyan County Meteorological Observatory issued an orange hail warning signal: it is expected that from 14:30 on September 12 to 20:30 on September 12, hail weather will occur in Sanjiaocheng Town, Xihai Town, Jintan Township, Qinghai Lake Township, and Ganzihe Township, and may cause hail disasters. Please prepare relevant units and personnel for prevention.

Measurements

Coordinates35.8617, 104.1954
RegionHaiyan County
Location Precisioncountry
Issuing AuthorityChina — cn-cma-xx
Cap UrgencyUnknown
Cap CertaintyUnknown
Cap Expires2026-09-12T20:30:50+08:00

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