Ordos

Inner Mongolia - China

2025-01-26

Ordos Meteorological Observatory issues yellow warning for road icing

Issue date: 2025-01-25T23:22+08:00

At 23:20 on January 25, 2025, the Ordos Meteorological Observatory continued to issue the yellow warning signal for road icing issued at 11:21 on January 25, 2025: Due to snowfall, most areas of Ordos City will still experience road icing that affects traffic within 12 hours. Please prepare relevant units and personnel for prevention.

Description

When the road surface temperature is lower than 0°C, precipitation occurs, and road icing that affects traffic may occur within 12 hours.

Guidelines

1. The transportation, public security and other departments shall prepare for road icing in accordance with their duties;

2. Drivers should pay attention to road conditions and drive safely;

3. Pedestrians ride bicycles as little as possible when going out, and pay attention to non-slip.

Ordos Meteorological Observatory issues blue warning for strong winds

Issue date: 2025-01-25T21:25+08:00

At 21:20 on January 25, 2025, the Ordos Meteorological Observatory continued to issue the blue warning signal for strong winds issued at 21:32 on January 24, 2025: Within 24 hours, most areas of Ordos City will still be affected by strong winds, with an average wind force of 5-6 and gusts of 7 or above. Please prepare relevant units and personnel 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.