Southern region experiences record-breaking heavy rainfall, and in the future, these areas will continue to have an "ultra-long standby" of rainwater.

With the full onset of the rainy season, heavy rainfall continues in the south. Since June 18th, many places in the south have accumulated rainfall exceeding more than twice the normal amount for the same period in previous years, with many stations breaking historical records. Over the next ten days, the south will continue to experience prolonged rainfall, with rain bands swinging north and south, alternately affecting regions from northern Guangxi to the central and southern parts of Jiangnan. In the next ten days, the south will still see heavy rainfall, with changes in the location and intensity of the rainfall. Li Ning, a meteorologist from the China Weather Network, stated that as the sub-tropical high weakens and moves southward, the rain bands will gradually move eastward and weaken in intensity. From the 25th to the 27th, the main rainfall area will remain in the eastern parts of the southwest, southern Jiangnan, and western South China, mainly with moderate to heavy rain, locally with heavy or intense rainfall. After the 28th, the main rain band will move northwards to the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, along the Yangtze River and the Jianghuai region, the eastern part of Jianghan, the northwestern part of Jiangnan, and Guizhou will experience heavy to intense rainfall, locally heavy rainfall.