China-2016 Climate Bulletin
Beijing, China - Jan 10, 2017
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1. Press conference
2. Reporters
3. 2016 China Climate Bulletin
4. Map
FILE: China - Date Unknown
5. Various of rainstorm, debris after rainstorm
Beijing, China - Jan 10, 2017
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Chen Yu, senior engineer, researcher, National Climate Center under China Meteorological Administration (partially overlaid with shot 7, ending with shot 8):
"China didn't have good climate in 2016. The causes were complicated, and El Nino was a relatively major factor. El Nino made temperature in the middle-east equator Pacific Ocean area obviously higher than normal. In fact the sea and the atmosphere are in an integrated climate system, and they influence and are linked with each other. Through its response to the changes in sea temperature, the atmosphere can lead to changes in temperature, resulting in rainfall and typhoon."
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FILE: China - Date Unknown
7. Various of rainstorm, debris after rainstorm
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8. Various of rainstorm
Beijing, China - Jan 10, 2017
9. Press conference
FILE: Beijing, China - Date Unknown
10. Various of meteorological equipment
11. Various of traffic
China Meteorological Administration issued the country's 2016 Climate Bulletin on Tuesday, showing that the super El Nino brought extreme weather to China with frequent rainstorms, floods and typhoons.
According to the bulletin, the average temperature in 2016 was 0.81 degrees Celsius higher than normal, ranking it the third highest in history. The number of torrential rain days was the highest since 1961, with a total of 26 provinces, autonomous regions and cities seriously hit by floods. In addition, a large number of strong typhoons also landed on China in the year.
"China didn't have good climate in 2016. The causes were complicated, and El Nino was a relatively major factor. El Nino made temperature in the middle-east equator Pacific Ocean area obviously higher than normal. In fact the sea and the atmosphere are in an integrated climate system, and they influence and are linked with each other. Through its response to the changes in sea temperature, the atmosphere can lead to changes in temperature, resulting in rainfall and typhoon," said Chen Yu, a senior engineer and researcher of the National Climate Center under China Meteorological Administration.
China-2016 Climate Bulletin
Dateline : Jan 10, 2017/File
Location : Beijing,China
Duration : 1'13
Beijing, China - Jan 10, 2017
++MUTE++
1. Press conference
2. Reporters
3. 2016 China Climate Bulletin
4. Map
FILE: China - Date Unknown
5. Various of rainstorm, debris after rainstorm
Beijing, China - Jan 10, 2017
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Chen Yu, senior engineer, researcher, National Climate Center under China Meteorological Administration (partially overlaid with shot 7, ending with shot 8):
"China didn't have good climate in 2016. The causes were complicated, and El Nino was a relatively major factor. El Nino made temperature in the middle-east equator Pacific Ocean area obviously higher than normal. In fact the sea and the atmosphere are in an integrated climate system, and they influence and are linked with each other. Through its response to the changes in sea temperature, the atmosphere can lead to changes in temperature, resulting in rainfall and typhoon."
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FILE: China - Date Unknown
7. Various of rainstorm, debris after rainstorm
++SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++
++MUTE++
8. Various of rainstorm
Beijing, China - Jan 10, 2017
9. Press conference
FILE: Beijing, China - Date Unknown
10. Various of meteorological equipment
11. Various of traffic
China Meteorological Administration issued the country's 2016 Climate Bulletin on Tuesday, showing that the super El Nino brought extreme weather to China with frequent rainstorms, floods and typhoons.
According to the bulletin, the average temperature in 2016 was 0.81 degrees Celsius higher than normal, ranking it the third highest in history. The number of torrential rain days was the highest since 1961, with a total of 26 provinces, autonomous regions and cities seriously hit by floods. In addition, a large number of strong typhoons also landed on China in the year.
"China didn't have good climate in 2016. The causes were complicated, and El Nino was a relatively major factor. El Nino made temperature in the middle-east equator Pacific Ocean area obviously higher than normal. In fact the sea and the atmosphere are in an integrated climate system, and they influence and are linked with each other. Through its response to the changes in sea temperature, the atmosphere can lead to changes in temperature, resulting in rainfall and typhoon," said Chen Yu, a senior engineer and researcher of the National Climate Center under China Meteorological Administration.
ID : 8040557
Published : 2017-01-10 18:56
Last Modified : 2017-05-10 19:19:00
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
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