What is the meaning of orange typhoon, yellow red orange typhoon meaning

Hello! The meaning of the orange typhoon warning signal is: it may be affected by a tropical cyclone within 12 hours, with an average wind force of 10 or more, or gusts of 11 or more; or already affected by a tropical cyclone, with an average wind force of 10 11, or gusts of 11 to 12 and likely to continue.

1. When entering the state of emergency windproof, it is recommended that primary and secondary schools suspend classes, and marine operators should evacuate to safe areas, and the personnel on duty on high-horsepower fishing boats moored in the fishing port should strengthen self-protection and operate in accordance with relevant regulations: within 12 hours, it may be or has been affected by tropical cyclones, and the average wind force is more than 10.

1.When entering an emergency state of wind prevention, citizens should stay indoors or take shelter in a safe place; 2.Reinforcement of port facilities to prevent ships from anchoring, grounding and collisions.

There is also an example: White Typhoon Warning).

May be affected by a tropical cyclone within 48 hours.

Pay attention to the latest situation of tropical cyclones and be alert to the local impact of tropical cyclones.

Blue Typhoon Warning).

It is possible or has been affected by a tropical cyclone within 24 hours, with an average wind force of 6 or higher.

1.Be prepared for wind and notify outdoor, high-altitude, port and offshore workers in a timely manner;

2.Properly store outdoor items that are susceptible to high winds.

Amber Typhoon Warning).

It may be or has been affected by a tropical cyclone within 24 hours, with an average wind force of 8 or more.

1.Nurseries, kindergartens and primary and secondary schools are closed, and schools and childcare institutions shall designate a person responsible for the protection of pupils and children entering kindergartens;

2.Enter the windproof state, stop outdoor operations such as high altitude and water, and the ship should take shelter from the wind;

3.Evacuate personnel in dangerous areas, stop open-air collective activities, and evacuate people immediately;

4.All functional departments are prepared for relevant defenses.

Red Typhoon Warning).

Tropical cyclones may be or have been affected within 6 hours, with average winds of 12 or more.

1.It is recommended that the city suspend business (except for special industries such as emergency rescue and disaster relief, medical treatment and public transportation, water supply, power supply, and gas** that are necessary for residents' basic life);

2.The relevant departments are ready to launch emergency plans.

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A tropical cyclone may be or has been affected within 12 hours, with average winds of 10 or more along the coast or land, or gusts of 12 or more and may continue.

Orange: May be affected by a tropical cyclone within 12 hours, with an average wind force of 10 or more, or gusts of 11 or more; or already affected by a tropical cyclone, with an average wind force of 10 11, or gusts of 11 to 12 and likely to continue. 1. When entering an emergency windproof state, it is recommended that primary and secondary schools suspend classes, marine operators evacuate to safe areas, and the personnel on duty on high-horsepower fishing boats moored in fishing ports should strengthen self-protection and operate in accordance with relevant regulations;

The average wind force in 12 hours is above 10, and the gust above 12 is an orange typhoon warning.

A powerful typhoon, you go to see a ** wind rating table.

The Yellow Typhoon Warning Signal indicates that a tropical cyclone is likely to be or has been affected within 24 hours, with average winds of 8 or higher along the coast or on land, or gusts of 10 or more and may continue.

An orange typhoon warning signal indicates that a tropical cyclone may be or has been affected within 12 hours, with average winds of 10 or more along the coast or on land, or gusts of 12 or more and may continue.

The Red Typhoon Warning Signal indicates that it is likely to be affected by a tropical cyclone within 6 hours, with average winds of 12 or higher along the coast or on land, or gusts of 14 or more and may continue.

The warning is made by the National Meteorological Center, and the principle of issuing (or lifting) is as follows:

1) Blue and yellow typhoon warning signals shall be issued (or lifted) directly by the chief forecaster on duty of each production unit.

2) The orange meteorological typhoon warning signal warning shall be proposed by the chief forecaster on duty of each production unit, and shall be issued (or lifted) after being reviewed by the duty leader of the unit.

3) The red meteorological typhoon warning signal warning shall be proposed by the chief forecaster of each production unit, and issued (or lifted) after being reviewed by the director of the unit.

There are five levels of typhoon warning signals, which are indicated by white, blue, yellow, orange and red.

White Typhoon Warning Signal.

What it means: May be affected by a tropical cyclone within 48 hours.

Typhoon Blue Warning Signal.

What it means: It may be affected by a tropical cyclone within 24 hours, with an average wind force of more than 6 or more, or gusts of 7 or more; or already affected by a tropical cyclone with an average wind force of 6 7, or gusts of 7 to 8 and likely to continue.

Yellow Typhoon Warning Signal.

What it means: It may be affected by a tropical cyclone within 24 hours, with an average wind force of 8 or more, or gusts of 9 or more; or already affected by a tropical cyclone with an average wind force of 8 9, or gusts of 9 to 10 and likely to continue.

Typhoon Orange Warning Signal.

What it means: It may be affected by a tropical cyclone within 12 hours, with an average wind force of more than 10 or more, or gusts of 11 or more; or already affected by a tropical cyclone, with an average wind force of 10 11, or gusts of 11 to 12 and likely to continue.

Typhoon Red Warning Signal.

What it means: Within 12 hours, it may be or has been affected by a typhoon, with an average wind force of 12 or more, or has reached 12 or more and may continue.

What does the Typhoon Orange Warning Signal mean?

The Typhoon Orange Warning Signal is an early warning signal issued by the meteorological department through meteorological monitoring before the arrival of a typhoon, that is, it may be or has been affected by a tropical cyclone within 12 hours, and the average wind force along the coast or land reaches 10 or more, or the gust is 12 or more and may continue.

2.Suspension of indoor and outdoor large-scale gatherings, suspension of classes, and closure of businesses (except for special industries);

3.Water operations in relevant waters and passing ships shall return to port for shelter, strengthen port facilities, and prevent ships from anchoring, running aground and colliding;

4.When the typhoon center passes by, the wind will decrease or stand still for a period of time, remember that strong winds will blow suddenly, and should continue to stay in a safe place to avoid the wind, and the personnel in the dangerous house should be transferred in time;

5.Relevant areas should pay attention to preventing flash floods and geological disasters that can be caused by heavy precipitation.

How to get a typhoon warning signal.

1) Dial** or consult the local meteorological station, or get early warning information through TV, radio, newspapers, Internet, mobile phone text messages, etc.

2) Check the typhoon warning signal warning devices, such as warning signs, warning flags, warning lights, etc.

3) Landfall Weather**.

What should people do in typhoon weather?

1) Close doors and windows, and properly place outdoor items that are susceptible to typhoon winds. For example, it is better to park the car in the garage, of course, it is better to insure the car in advance.

2) Residents should not go out at will, and ensure that the elderly and children stay at home.

3) Kindergarten children and school students should be placed in the classroom and outdoor activities should be suspended. Seep before absolute.

4) Outdoor workers should stop work and should immediately take shelter indoors.

5) Outdoor personnel should not enter isolated sheds, sentry boxes and other buildings, or take shelter from typhoons under chimneys, telephone poles or large trees in high-rise buildings, and try to find a strong place to take shelter, especially in the event of thunder and lightning.

6) While preparing for typhoons, it is also necessary to be prepared for lightning protection.

The orange warning signal for typhoons will be affected by the typhoon within 12 hours, with an average wind force of 10 or more, or gusts of 12 or more; Chongkong Kai has been affected by the typhoon with an average wind force of 10 to 11, or gusts of 12 or more and will continue.

Typhoon Orange Warning Defense Guide.

1. Enter the typhoon emergency defense state, pay close attention to the latest typhoon news and the typhoon defense notice issued by the relevant departments.

2. Primary and secondary schools, kindergartens, and nursery schools shall suspend classes, and schools shall properly place boarding students.

3. Residents should avoid going out and ensure that they stay in a safe place.

4. Stop large-scale indoor gatherings and evacuate people immediately.

5. Coastal bathing beaches, scenic spots, parks, and amusement parks shall be closed for business, and personnel shall be quickly organized to avoid danger.

6. Strengthen port facilities; Implement ship defense measures to prevent anchoring, grounding and collisions.

7. The relevant emergency response departments and rescue units should closely monitor the disaster situation and do a good job in emergency rescue and disaster relief.

Classification of typhoon warning signals.

Typhoon warning signals are generally classified into four levels, which are indicated by blue, yellow, orange and red. Typhoon warning signals are used by relevant departments to issue typhoon disaster warnings in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.

Blue Warning Signal Criteria: Tropical cyclones are likely to be or have been affected within 24 hours, with average winds of 6 or higher along the coast or land, or gusts of 8 or more and may continue.

Amber Warning Signal Criteria: Tropical cyclones are likely to be or have been affected within 24 hours, with average winds of 8 or more along the coast or land, or gusts of 10 or more and may continue.

Orange Warning Signal Criteria: An orange warning signal for typhoons that may be affected by a tropical cyclone within 12 hours or has been dispersed, with average winds of 10 or higher along the coast or land, or gusts of 12 or more and may continue.

Red Warning Signal Criteria: Tropical cyclones are likely to be or have been affected within 6 hours, with average winds of 12 or more along the coast or land, or gusts of 14 or more and may continue.