The National Meteorological Forecast Squad of the State Hydro-meteorological Administration is dedicated to ensuring the scientific accuracy and promptness of weather forecasts. The officials and forecasters are actively working to boost the accuracy of short-, medium-, and long-term forecasts to better serve the public.
To improve the scientific level of short-term forecasting models, the team is developing a more rational precipitation forecasting system and disastrous weather detection system. These initiatives will enable them to more accurately predict the timing and intensity of weather events, allowing the public to prepare and take appropriate actions to protect themselves and their property.
In addition to short-term forecasts, the team is also committed to ensuring the accuracy of medium-term forecasts. They are improving the disastrous weather forecast system to provide more reliable and detailed information to the public, especially during severe weather conditions.
The officials and forecasters are also working to improve the long-term agricultural weather forecast system. They are developing more scientific methods to predict drought in spring and heavy rainfall in autumn, as well as forecasting weather data such as temperature, precipitation, and sunshine for tens of days. These forecasts will be critical for farmers and agricultural communities to plan their activities and make informed decisions.
Moreover, the team is directing efforts to raise the scientific accuracy of forecasting crop growth and agro-meteorological information. By providing reliable and precise information, farmers can make informed decisions about planting, harvesting, and other agricultural activities, leading to increased productivity and improved food security.
