Freakish Weather Follows Jiang Around China

(Clearwisdom.net)

When Jiang Zemin recently went to Jinan City, high temperatures, rainstorms, and attacks of lightning bombarded the city.When he went to Tai Mountain, the local people were disgusted by his visit.Jiang's visit to Shandong Province was marked by hail and gales. The heavens were angry and the people complained. After Jiang went to Jinan City, the city was attacked by high temperatures, rainstorms, and lightning.

On April 29, he went to Jinan from Zibo. The capital city then experienced abnormally high temperatures. On April 30, the temperature in Jinan reached 36.3⁰C, the highest in recorded history. Temperatures in more than 11 cities in the province climbed to over 30⁰C. According to the Qilu Evening News, up until 5 p.m. on April 30, 11 of the province's 17 cities, such as, Jinan, Dezhou, Heze, and Liaocheng, recorded temperatures of over 30⁰C. Summer in Qilu arrived overnight. According to a weather expert's report, it is really very rare to have a high temperature of 36.3⁰C in April.

While people were still reeling from the high temperatures, gales, thunder, and rainstorms let loose upon the city. Qilu Nightly reported that on May 4, summer in Shandong Province began with a gale and rainstorms. The Jinan area had a large number of rainstorms, with measured rainfall up to 101.4mm and wind speeds of up to 13.9 miles per minute. Dezhou, Liaocheng, and other cities also had rainstorms. On the evening of May 4, the capital city of the province reported gales accompanied by thunder and lightning. Heavy rains fell from the sky, measuring 101.4mm by the morning of May 5. The weather expert said that historically it was really rare to see rainstorms in May and it was also very rare to have rainfall of over 100mm in one day.

Due to the rainstorm, Jinan City's three water suppliers halted water delivery. Among them, Queshan reservoir in the northern part of the city was besieged by lightning and had to cut off the supply of electricity. The capital city of the province had to resort to an emergency water supply. Strangely, the water level in Zhuotu Spring did not rise. On the contrary, it dropped.