The standby mode was extended in Vladivostok for two more days

In Vladivostok, the high-alert regime, introduced due to heavy precipitation, was extended until the morning of Friday, July 17. Over the past day, 35.5 mm of precipitation fell in the city.

IA PrimaMedia, citing Dmitry Svitailo, deputy head of the city administration, writes that no flooding or accidents have been recorded — the authorities have pre-arranged the repair of storm sewers and have adjusted the work of utilities and emergency services.

All life support services are operating on an enhanced round-the-clock basis and are ready to immediately begin emergency response.

There will be no precipitation in Vladivostok on July 16, and moderate winds are expected, sometimes strong.

Earlier, on July 14, it was reported that the authorities of the northeastern Chinese province of Liaoning evacuated more than 260 thousand people due to the powerful typhoon Bavi that hit the mainland of the country. It attracts huge amounts of tropical moisture to the north, creating a steady stream of humid air into Northern China.

Tropical cyclone Bavi, which has an area the size of France, formed in the Pacific Ocean in early July. Chinese meteorologists claim that the durability of the typhoon is largely due to the unusually well-preserved warm core, which allows this cyclone to retain most of the moisture as it moves north towards the Korean Peninsula.