Bortala Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture Meteorological Observatory issues a yellow lightning warning
Issue date: 2026-06-11T15:49+08:00
The Bortala Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture Meteorological Observatory issued a yellow lightning warning signal at 15:49 on June 11, 2026: It is expected that there will be a high possibility of lightning activity in most parts of Bortala this afternoon to night, accompanied by short-term heavy precipitation, hail, thunderstorms above level 8, and strong convective weather in some areas. Please strengthen prevention measures.
Description
Lightning activities may occur within 6 hours, which may cause lightning disasters.
Guidelines
1. The government and relevant departments shall do a good job in lightning protection according to their duties;
2. Pay close attention to the weather and try to avoid outdoor activities.
Jinghe County Meteorological Observatory issues a blue warning for strong winds
Issue date: 2026-06-11T14:10+08:00
At 14:10 on June 11, 2026, the Jinghe County Meteorological Observatory issued a blue warning signal for strong winds: it is expected that within the next 24 hours, there will be gusts of around 7 levels in Aheqi Farm, Daheyanzi Town, Tori Town, Bajiahu Farm, Jinghe Town, Mangding Township, and the southern mountainous areas of Jinghe County. Gusts of 8 to 9 levels will occur in the downstream areas of the northern monsoon from Aibi Lake Wetland to Toto Town, with a maximum wind force of 11 levels. Relevant units and personnel are requested to be prepared for prevention.
Description
It may be affected by strong winds within 24 hours, with an average wind force of 6 or higher, or gusts of 7 or higher; or it has been affected by strong winds, with an average wind of 6-7, or 7-8 gusts and may continue.
Guidelines
1. The government and relevant departments should do a good job of preventing gale in accordance with their duties;
2. Close doors and windows, reinforce hoardings, scaffolds, billboards and other structures that are easily blown by the wind, properly arrange outdoor objects that are easily affected by high winds, and cover building materials;
3. Water operations in relevant waters and passing ships take active countermeasures, such as returning to the port to avoid wind or sailing in a detour, etc.;
4. Pedestrians should avoid riding bicycles as much as possible, and do not stay under billboards, temporary structures, etc. when the wind is blowing;
5. Relevant departments and units pay attention to the fire prevention of forests and grasslands.
