Gao Rong, deputy director of the National Climate Center, predicted on the 2nd that in the next 10 days, southern and eastern Xinjiang, western Inner Mongolia, and western Gansu will still be hot until September 5. The highest temperature is generally 35℃ to 37℃, and the southern Xinjiang basin can reach 40℃ or higher; after 5 days, temperatures in eastern Sichuan Basin, western Jiangnan, and northern China will rise, and the highest temperature in some regions will reach 35℃ or higher. In the next 10 days, there will be a lot of rainfall in the south in the early stages, subtropical high pressure will develop in the middle, precipitation in the south will weaken, and there will be a precipitation process from west to east in the late stages in the north. In September, it is expected that there will be 4 significant precipitation events.

Gao Rong, deputy director of the National Climate Center, predicted on the 2nd that in the next 10 days, southern and eastern Xinjiang, western Inner Mongolia, and western Gansu will still be hot until September 5. The highest temperature is generally 35℃ to 37℃, and the southern Xinjiang basin can reach 40℃ or higher; after 5 days, temperatures in eastern Sichuan Basin, western Jiangnan, and northern China will rise, and the highest temperature in some regions will reach 35℃ or higher. In the next 10 days, there will be a lot of rainfall in the south in the early stages, subtropical high pressure will develop in the middle, precipitation in the south will weaken, and there will be a precipitation process from west to east in the late stages in the north. In September, it is expected that there will be 4 significant precipitation events.