The Extreme Weather in the North and South of Communist China Is Very Different as Disasters Continue

According to the Ministry of Water Resources, from 12pm on June 17 to 12pm on June 18th, 54 rivers in Guangxi, Guangdong and Fujian in the Pearl River had floods that exceeded the warning level, including 4 small and medium-sized rivers in Guizhou crossed flood-stage level.

Among the 54 rivers, it was expected that in the next 24 hours, the Xijiang River main stream in Guiping, Guangxi and the Longwei, Guangxi to Deqing, Guangdong would remain in excess of the warning level, as well as the Gui River and He River in Guangxi. And the Liu River in Guangxi and the Min River in Fujian may exceed the warning level. Some small and medium-sized rivers in the rainstorm area may have floods exceeding the warning level.

Comparing north with the south, since June 15th, high temperature have been occurring in parts of Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Hebei, Henan, Shandong, Anhui, Jiangsu and Hubei, with local temperatures exceeding 40°C. Among them, the average maximum temperature in Henan for two consecutive days exceeded 37 °C, and the average maximum surface temperature exceeded 60 °C.

On June 16th, 59 of the Henan’s 120 national meteorological stations had a daily maximum temperature of over 40°C, of which the highest temperature was reaching 42.0°C at the Linzhou. The two stations of Wugang and Shangcheng broke through the highest temperature record at the same period in June since the establishment of the station. The maximum surface temperature of 92 stations in Henan exceeded 60℃, and the maximum surface temperature of 8 stations exceeded 70℃; the surface temperature of Xixia Station reached 74.1℃, the highest in Henan.

The extreme weather polarized north and south, as the gods are angry and the people are resentful, which is a warning to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) dictators and a sign of the elemination of the CCP.