飓风“汉娜”登陆美得州 或引发河水暴涨和山洪-中新网 中新网7月26日电 综合外媒报道，当地时间25日下午5时，飓风“汉娜”登陆美国得克萨斯州，将给得州带来强风暴雨、河水暴涨，还可能引发威胁生命的山洪。 国家飓风中心说，预计飓风“汉娜”会挟带暴雨，扫过得州南部与东北部部分地区，雨势或引发部分溪水暴涨以及威胁生命的山洪爆发。 报道称，受飓风“汉娜”影响最严重的是科珀斯克里斯蒂市以南到格兰德河河口地区，而里奥格兰德山谷可能爆发大范围的山洪。 得州州长阿博特25日表示：“任何飓风都是一个巨大的挑战。” 该州有32个郡因为飓风进入灾难紧急状态。 科珀斯克里斯蒂市这座人口超32万的城市，已关闭图书馆与博物馆，居民严阵以待。 阿博特还说，在得州正在遭遇新冠疫情重创之际，不能再让这场飓风给得州带来更多伤亡。 据报道，得州南部地区降水量预计将在26日夜间达到6至12英寸，得克萨斯州北部地区和路易斯安那州沿海地区也将出现3至5英寸的降雨。 由于全球变暖等因素影响，“汉娜”的形成早于以往的大西洋飓风季。 一般情况下，大西洋的第一场飓风通常要到8月中旬才会形成。
Hurricane Hanna landed in Texas, USA, which may cause river surges and flash floods - www.chinanews.com Www.chinanews.com, July 26 - According to foreign media reports, at 5 pm local time on the 25th, Hurricane Hanna landed in Texas, USA, which will bring strong storms, soaring rivers and life-threatening flash floods to Texas. According to the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Hanna is expected to carry heavy rain and sweep across parts of southern and northeastern Texas, and the rain may cause some streams to surge and life-threatening flash floods. According to the report, the area south of Corpus Christi to the mouth of the Rio Grande River was the most seriously affected by Hurricane Hanna, and a large-scale flash flood may erupt in the Rio Grande Valley. Abbott, Governor of Texas, said on the 25th: "Any hurricane is a huge challenge. ” In Texas, there are 32 counties in a state of disaster emergency due to hurricane. Corpus Christi, a city with a population of over 320,000, has closed its libraries and museums, and its residents are treating the hurricane in a strict manner. Abbott also said that while Texas was being hit hard by the COVID-19 epidemic, we could not let this hurricane bring more casualties to Texas. According to reports, the precipitation in southern Texas is expected to reach 6 to 12 inches at night on the 26th, and there will be 3 to 5 inches of rainfall in northern Texas and coastal areas of Louisiana. Due to global warming and other factors, Hanna was formed earlier than the previous Atlantic hurricane season. Under normal circumstances, the first hurricane in the Atlantic usually does not form until mid-August.