Abstract:Using regional automatic station data, ERA5 reanalysis data, FY-4A data, and Doppler radar data, the weather background, environmental conditions, trigger mechanism, and evolution causation of the Shandong double squall line process on June 13, 2022 were analyzed. The results showed that: 1) This strong convective process was generated by the influence of two consecutive squall lines under cold vortex background, by the continuous influence of a locally developed squall line in Shandong (squall line A) and the squall line generated in Shanxi and Hebei that moved into Shandong (squall line B). The strong northwest airflow behind the cold vortex carried dry and cold air overlaid on the low-level warm ridge, establishing a strong thermal instability layer. The environment had large CAPE and total index, providing favorable environmental conditions for the occurrence of squall lines. 2) The surface convergence line in the northwest of Shandong, the 850 hPa dry line, and the gust front on the southern side of the Bohai convective storm were the triggering mechanisms of the initial convection of squall line A. The triggering of squall line B was related to the surface sub cold front and solar radiation heating. 3) In the vertical direction, the warm and humid inflow at the front of the system rose diagonally to the top of the storm, causing divergence, while the sinking airflow at the back converged in front of the squall line.In the horizontal direction, it exhibited a self-organizing structure where environmental inflow and storm outflow were interdependent and staggered, allowing squall line A to develop and maintain under weak vertical wind shear conditions in northern Shandong. The water vapor and energy conditions in the southern region of Mid-Shandong were conducive to the maintenance and development of squall line A, and the range of the posterior stratiform cloud area increases. 4) After the impact of squall line A from eastern Henan to southwestern Shandong, the rapid reconstruction of low-level convective conditions and moderate vertical wind shear provided favorable conditions for the maintenance of squall line B in the later stage.