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Hurricane Norma takes aim at Mexico's Los Cabos resorts, as Tammy threatens islands in the Atlantic_我的网站

一 |     　　朔州8月24日电 (记者 杨静)由中国轻工业联合会指导，中国陶瓷工业协会、山西省朔州市人民政府主办的2026山西·朔州陶瓷产品进出口交易会将于8月25日至27日在中国现存最古老、最高的木构塔式建筑应县木塔所在地山西朔州应县举行。    CABO SAN LUCAS, Mexico -- Residents of Mexico’s Los Cabos resorts rushed to prepare as Hurricane Norma headed toward the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula for an expected landfall Saturday, while in the Atlantic, Tammy grew into a hurricane and threatened to batter the islands of the Lesser Antilles. Businesses in Cabo San Lucas nailed up sheets of plywood over their windows and government personnel hung up banners warning people not to try to cross gullies and stream beds, after Hurricane Norma regained strength and once again became a major storm Friday.Baja California Sur Gov. Victor Manuel Castro urged people to stay at home.“Nobody should leave their house after six, seven in the evening," Castro said. "Nobody should go out.”In the Atlantic, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said Hurricane Tammy had winds of 80 mph (130 kph), and hurricane warnings were issued for the islands of Guadeloupe, Antigua, Barbuda, Montserrat, and St. Kitts and Nevis.The center said Norma had 120 mph (195 kph) maximum sustained winds and was centered about 145 miles (235 kilometers) south of Cabo San Lucas. The Category 3 storm was moving north-northwest at 9 mph (15 kph), and the center said its outer bands of rain were already reaching the Baja peninsula.Hotels in Los Cabos, which are largely frequented by foreign tourists, remained about three-quarters full and there was no major move by visitors to leave, Baja California Sur state tourism secretary Maribel Collins said.With rain already falling in Los Cabos, some flights in and out were canceled Friday, there was no way out anyway. Airports will be closed Saturday, according to the local civil defense office.The local hotel association estimated there were about 40,000 tourists still in Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo on Friday.A couple from San Diego walked through the largely deserted streets of Cabo San Lucas on Friday. Because their sports fishing tournament had been postponed until next week, they had little choice but to stay. The local port was closed to navigation as a precaution. At the marina in Cabo San Lucas, José Ceseña was hauling out of the water the boat he usually uses to ferry tourists around on tours. With the port closed and a hurricane coming, he said it wasn’t worth risking his craft.Homero Blanco, the state commander of the National Guard, said beaches at the resort had been ordered closed and Guard troops were sent to clear people from the seashore.“This morning there were a few people on the beach when we cleared it,” Blanco said. “We invited them to leave.” The federal government posted 500 marines to the resort to help with storm preparations, and municipal officials said as many as 39 emergency shelters could be opened if needed.A hurricane warning was issued for the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula, and the forecast track would take a weakened Norma toward the mainland of Mexico’s western Pacific coast as a tropical storm.Norma was expected to weaken somewhat as it neared land, but not as much as originally forecast. In the Atlantic, Hurricane Tammy was about 55 miles (85 kilometers) east of Martinique and 135 miles (220 kilometers) southeast of the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe and was moving west-northwest at 9 mph (15 kph).Tammy was expected to remain at hurricane strength and even strengthen slightly as it moved toward the Lesser Antilles through Saturday passing by Guadeloupe, Antigua and Barbuda. Both Martinique and Guadeloupe are French overseas departments.The hurricane center said in a report that “heavy rainfall and flooding (are) likely over much of the Lesser Antilles.”Hurricane warnings were issued for the islands of Guadeloupe, Antigua, Barbuda, Montserrat, and St. Kitts, Nevis, Anguilla, St. Maarten, St. Martin and St. Barthelemy.___Follow AP’s climate coverage at: https://apnews.com/hub/climate-and-environment。　　山西朔州是中国陶瓷主要产区之一，陶瓷产业发展历史悠久，“陶埴一技，独擅北方”，兴于辽金，盛于明清，见于日常，传于全球，被中国轻工业联合会、中国陶瓷工业协会联合授予“中国北方日用瓷都”称号。　　近年来，朔州陶瓷产业正加速向“新”而行。

二 | 本届交易会以“陶瓷行万里，木塔迎天下”为主题，将突出“新质创新、数字电商、陶旅融合”三大特色，采取线上线下相结合方式，搭建起陶瓷产业交流合作的平台。　　本次交易会拟邀请江西景德镇等全国各地及朔州本土展商130家，设置10000平方米展览展示区。同时邀请国内贸易采购商、客商现场交流，加强互动，清库存、签订单、促生产。

三 | 　　展会期间，活动内容丰富，将举办朔州陶瓷品牌推广暨产业升级对接会、朔州陶瓷产品技术交流会等。在技术交流环节，来自中国科学院、华南理工大学等高校的专家学者将围绕陶瓷产业的前沿技术展开深入探讨，为朔州陶瓷产业的高端化、智能化、绿色化升级建言献策。　　此外，在“陶瓷+文旅”方面，活动期间将组织参展商、采购商等深入应县、朔城区、山阴县等地，感受朔州独特的古建文化、佛教文化和边塞文化魅力，体验朔州在陶文旅融合发展方面取得的产业成果。　　据了解，交易会期间，国内知名电商平台及本地优秀电商团队将全程参与，线上线下共同发力，多角度、立体化宣传推广朔州优质陶瓷产品和特色文旅资源，助力“朔州陶瓷”区域公用品牌走向更广阔的市场。

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