On November 4th, Jia Xiaolong, deputy director of the National Climate Center, said at a press conference that according to predictions, the state of La Niña will reach its peak in the winter of 2020 and then begin to decline.
By the winter of 2020, preliminary judgments will form a weak to moderate La Niña event.
In general, during the peak winter of most La Niña years, cold air affects China more frequently.
The probability of low winter temperatures in central and eastern China and most areas is relatively high.
But at the same time, it should be noted that in the context of global warming, the relationship between various climatic factors is very complicated, and La Niña is only one of the important factors affecting the winter climate.
To predict the winter climate, the interaction between them must be considered from the perspective of multiple factors.
(Reporter Wang Shibo and editor Guo Shihao)
Editor in charge: [Liu Xian]