TR: RSOE EDIS – Event Report – Extreme Weather : Baiyun, Province of Guangdong, China, Asia

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Event report

April 27th 2019 02:08 PM – Extreme Weather – ST-20190427-67645-CHN

Base information

EDIS Code: ST-20190427-67645-CHN
Event date: April 27th 2019 02:08 PM
Category: Extreme Weather
Continent: Asia
Country: China
State: Province of Guangdong
Settlement: Baiyun
Location:
Coordinate: 23.3959079,113.3079699 (WGS84 decimal)

CAP Information

Category: Met - Meteorological (inc. flood)
Urgency: Past - Responsive action is no longer required
Severity: Severe - Significant threat to life or property
Scope: Public - For general dissemination to unrestricted audiences
Certainty: Observed - Determined to have occurred or to be ongoing

Event details

A total of 210 flights were canceled as of 4 p.m. Saturday at the Baiyun International Airport in southern China’s Guangzhou after torrential rain hit the city. A further 89 outbound flights at the airport have been delayed, and 36 incoming planes landed at other airports. A rainstorm hit northern Guangdong province and the Pearl River Delta region at the weekend, according to the provincial meteorological observatory. The observatory said that severe convection weather is likely to occur over the next three days, calling on authorities to be well-prepared to cope with any emergencies caused by the rainstorm.

Event map

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