CCTV News: The latest forecast of the Central Meteorological Observatory, from January 23 to 27, affected by the cold wave, my country will have large-scale rain, snow and strong winds and cooling weather. The strongest snowfall period will occur on the 24th to 25th. There will be blizzards in eastern Gansu, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Henan, Hubei, Liaoning, Jilin, southern Sichuan, and other places, and local heavy snowfalls in southern Shaanxi. This is also the widest and most intense snowfall process since this winter. At the same time, most areas of the country will experience significant cooling, with the cooling amplitude exceeding 14℃ in some areas in the north. Meteorological experts remind that the intensity of rain and snow in this round is strong, the cooling range is severe, and the impact range is wide. The public should pay attention to the adverse impact of rain and snow cooling weather on the Spring Festival travel rush and arrange travel plans reasonably.
Before the cold wave came, this morning, affected by the previous cold air, there was a significant cooling in central and eastern Inner Mongolia, Liaoning, Jilin and other places. From day to night today, there will be light to moderate snow in some areas of northwestern Xinjiang and western mountainous areas in southern Xinjiang, southwestern Tibet, central Qinghai, and southeastern Heilongjiang. Among them, there will be heavy snow in some areas in northwestern Xinjiang and southwestern Tibet.
Meteorological experts remind that due to the high temperature in the early stage, many places in the north will experience rain turning to snow. The snowfall center is in the Shaanxi-Shanxi area, and the local snowfall can reach heavy snow. The strongest snowfall period is from the 24th to 25th, and the southernmost snowfall will reach southern Sichuan. The impact period of this rain and snow process coincides with the peak of the Spring Festival travel rush, which has a great impact on transportation. The public needs to reasonably choose travel tools and adjust their travel plans.
