Abstract:In 2019, typhoon "Lekima", four extreme precipitation centers were selected respectively in the typhoon warm zone, affected area of westerly trough, typhoon and westerly trough interaction zone. With the raindrop spectrum data and minute precipitation data which were continuously observed by each station, the characteristics of raindrop scale spectrum, raindrop velocity spectrum and raindrop scale-time of different stations and different precipitation periods were analyzed, as well as changes in raindrop spectral characteristics over time. The results showed that there were obvious differences in raindrop scale-time spectrum and raindrop velocity-time spectrum of the four precipitation centers, but the statistical spectrum characteristics of the process were not obvious. During the process, the raindrop scale spectrum and raindrop velocity spectrum were mainly bimodal in the different regions and different precipitation periods. The peak positions of the raindrops corresponding to 1.2 mm in the double peaks were consistent, and the peaks in the smaller scale were different. When the rain was heavy, single peaks or three peaks would appear in the raindrop scale spectrum, but the proportion was small. The high concentration area of 1.2 mm raindrops had a very good correspondence with the ground precipitation intensity. In the process of forming a high concentration area of 1.2 mm raindrops, the ground precipitation gradually increased, and the high concentration area of 1.2 mm raindrops gradually disintegrated, the ground precipitation gradually weakened until intermission occurred.