Nima County Meteorological Observatory issues a yellow warning for strong winds
Issue date: 2026-03-03T23:00+08:00
At 18:20 on March 3, the Nyima County Meteorological Observatory of the Xizang？Autonomous？Region issued a yellow wind warning signal: It is estimated that there will be a gale of more than 8 levels in our county and towns from 23:00 on March 3 to 11:00 on April 4, of which the maximum wind force in Ojiu Township, Asuo Township and Rongma Township will reach 10 levels, during which sand blowing and dust floating weather are likely to occur. Please strengthen prevention. Defense measures: 1 Strong winds will have adverse effects on facilities such as heating, power supply, water supply, communication, outdoor billboards, and temporary structures. Relevant departments need to take preventive measures; 2. Due to the influence of strong winds, please carry out hidden danger investigation and reinforcement work for communication circuits, outdoor hanging objects, etc; 3. Livestock in pastoral areas should be grazed nearby to prevent them from getting lost and scattering during strong winds. At the same time, the animal sheds should be securely fastened to prevent damage from strong winds; 4. Strong winds, floating dust, and sandstorms will reduce road visibility, which has a negative impact on road traffic safety. Attention should be paid to prevention; 5. Please conduct a thorough investigation of fire hazards in key defense areas of grasslands and urban areas, and also take measures to prevent wind and fire in grasslands.
Description
It may be affected by strong winds within 12 hours, the average wind force can reach 8 or above, or gusts above 9; or it has been affected by strong winds, the average wind is 8-9, or gusts 9-10 and may continue.
Guidelines
1. The government and relevant departments should do a good job of preventing gale in accordance with their duties;
2. Stop outdoor activities such as outdoor activities and high-altitude dangerous operations. People in dangerous areas and residents of dangerous houses should try their best to turn to shelters for shelter;
3. Water operations in relevant waters and passing ships take active countermeasures to reinforce port facilities to prevent ships from anchoring, grounding and collision;
4. Cut off outdoor dangerous power sources, properly arrange outdoor objects that are easily affected by strong winds, and cover building materials;
5. Airports, expressways and other units should take measures to ensure traffic safety, and relevant departments and units should pay attention to fire prevention in forests and grasslands.
