At 16:10 on July 31, 2026, Weihai Meteorological Observatory continued to issue a yellow warning signal for high temperature in Huancui District (including Gaoqu, Jingqu, and Lingang District): under the control of subtropical high pressure, it is expected that the high temperature weather in the towns (streets) under the jurisdiction of Huancui District will continue from August 1 to 4. The highest daily temperature is 30-33 ℃ along the coast, 34-36 ℃ inland, and above 37 ℃ locally. Please pay attention to preventing the adverse effects of sustained high temperatures on agricultural production, human health, outdoor operations, etc.
威海市气象台2026年7月31日16时10分继续发布环翠区（含高区、经区、临港区）高温黄色预警信号：受副热带高压控制，预计8月1日至4日，环翠区所辖乡镇（街道）高温天气仍将持续。日最高气温，沿海30～33℃，内陆34～36℃、局部37℃以上。请注意防范持续高温对农业生产、人体健康、户外作业等的不利影响。
At 17:00 on July 31, 2026, the Wendeng District Meteorological Observatory in Weihai City continued to issue an orange warning signal for high temperatures: under the control of the subtropical high pressure, it is expected that from August 1 to 4, towns and streets under our jurisdiction will continue to experience sustained high temperatures, with a daily maximum temperature of over 35 ℃, and local areas such as Jieshi, Mishan, and Gejia towns reaching a maximum temperature of over 37 ℃. The high temperature weather this time lasted for a long time, with high humidity and a feeling of stuffiness. Please pay attention to preventing the adverse effects of sustained high temperatures on agricultural production, human health, outdoor operations, etc.
威海市文登区气象台于2026年7月31日17时00分继续发布高温橙色预警信号：受副热带高压控制，预计8月1日至4日我区所辖镇街仍将出现持续性高温天气，日最高气温35℃以上，界石、米山、葛家等乡镇局部地区最高气温可达37℃以上。此次高温天气持续时间长，湿度大，体感闷热。请注意防范持续高温对农业生产、人体健康、户外作业等的不利影响。
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