Abstract: In the practical research and business, it's often needed to evaluate the overall meteorological drought degree of a site within a certain period of time. Based on the daily meteorological drought index, the accumulative probability distribution of the number of days for different drought and flood degrees at a time scale can be obtained, and through solving the accumulative probability distribution by Boltzmann function, the standardized staged meteorological drought intensity index (I_SD) and staged meteorological drought discrepancy index (I_SDD) is designed.I_SD and I_SDD of Kunming Station at the monthly scale are constructed as an example. Through comparing and analyzing the precipitation anomaly percentage, I_SD, standardized precipitation index (I_SP) and I_SDD in the different periods, and combined with the day by day evolution of the rainfall and multi-scale standardized precipitation index (I_MSP), the effectiveness of I_SD and I_SDD index are verified. A basic principle is that the rainfall at a certain moment could affect the drought and flood states after that moment, but has no impact on the drought and flood states before.I_SD makes full use of daily meteorological drought index which contains prophase precipitation information to synthesize drought and flood characteristics of a certain period of time. The bigger I_SD is, the more serious the drought is, and vice versa. The larger (smaller) I_SDD means the drought or the flood is more concentrated (scattered). Moreover, these two indices can be calculated in different time scales for any site, and in the practical application, the other meteorological drought index also can be used by a forementioned method to build I_SD and I_SDD. A theoretical algorithm to get I_SD and I_SDD on any time scale is proposed, but the most applicable time scale should be 10 days, month and season, and on the inter-annual and inter-decadal scale, the proposed approach and other methods such as precipitation anomaly percentage and I_SP can also be used.In view of the complexity of drought, no single index can fully express its intensity, harm and the potential impact, so the drought index is still being continuously explored and improved.