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The meteorological station of Yiliang County issued an orange rainstorm warning [Level II/serious], China

Event time: Oct 13, 2026 11:08 UTC Last updated: 4 days ago China

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At 19:07 on October 13, 2026, the meteorological station of Yiliang County upgraded and issued an orange rainstorm warning signal: 64.3 mm of precipitation has occurred at Beiyangjie Station in Beigu Town, Yiliang County in the past three hours; The rainstorm in our county will continue in the next three hours. The risk of rainstorm disaster in Beigucheng and other towns is high. Please prevent waterlogging, mountain torrents and geological disasters.

Measurements

Coordinates	35.8617, 104.1954
Region	Yiliang County
Location Precision	country
Issuing Authority	China — cn-cma-xx
Cap Urgency	Unknown
Cap Certainty	Unknown
Cap Expires	2026-10-13T22:08:46+08:00

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