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Wuchuan Meteorological Observatory issues yellow warning for high temperature [Level III/Heavy], China

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The highest temperature in our city reached 35 ℃ during the day today, and the hot and humid weather will continue for the next few days. Starting from 14:46 on September 29th, the yellow warning signal for high temperature in Wuchuan City will take effect. Please pay attention to heatstroke prevention and cooling. Issued by Wuchuan Meteorological Observatory

Measurements

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

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Area as the agency stated it: Wuchuan City

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