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Meteorological factors, such as extreme weather such as heavy rain, have had a huge impact on the transportation industry. Disasters such as road flooding and mudslides may cause road blockages, damaged railway tracks, and flight delays or cancellations. This directly affects the timeliness and safety of logistics transportation. In overseas express delivery services, this impact is even more significant. Due to the long transportation routes, wide geographical areas involved, and diverse climatic conditions, once encountering bad weather, the transportation process of express parcels will be seriously hindered.

For example, in heavy rain, port operations may be forced to suspend, greatly reducing cargo loading and unloading efficiency. Cancellation or delay of flights makes it impossible for cross-border express delivery to take off or transfer on time. Even if the package can depart smoothly, it may be delayed during transportation due to poor road conditions. This not only prolongs the waiting time for consumers, but also increases the risk of package damage or loss.

At the same time, meteorological conditions will also affect the operating costs of logistics companies. In order to cope with bad weather, logistics companies need to take a series of additional measures, such as strengthening the protective packaging of goods, increasing the maintenance frequency of transportation equipment, adjusting transportation routes, etc. These measures will undoubtedly increase the operating costs of enterprises, which may lead to an increase in service prices.

On the other hand, the characteristics and development trends of logistics services have also put forward higher requirements for weather forecasting and response. As consumers' expectations for express delivery speed and service quality continue to increase, logistics companies need more accurate weather information to optimize transportation plans. For example, by understanding the weather conditions at the destination in advance, they can reasonably arrange the delivery time and transportation route to avoid packages being stranded in bad weather.

In addition, logistics companies are also constantly innovating and improving technology to improve their service capabilities under adverse weather conditions. For example, more advanced cargo tracking systems are used to allow consumers to understand the location and status of packages in real time, reducing the anxiety caused by uncertainty caused by weather conditions. At the same time, some companies have also invested in the research and development of packaging materials with better protective properties to reduce damage to goods caused by adverse weather conditions.

In short, there is a close and complex relationship between meteorological changes and logistics services. In the development of the times, we need to pay more attention to this relationship and strengthen the coordinated development of meteorological forecasts and logistics services to improve the overall operating efficiency and service quality of society.