China Weather News Today (January 8th) is the first day of March 9th. The coldest time of the year has arrived. The temperature in Beijing will still be very low. The temperature will be below freezing for the whole day, with the lowest temperature being only -10. ℃, the body will still feel very cold.
The day after tomorrow, Beijing will be slow to warm up. The lowest temperature will still be -9°C, and there will be more northerly winds. The public still needs to pay attention to cold and warm when traveling.
Yesterday morning, the lowest temperature in the southern suburbs of Beijing Observatory was -19.6°C. In the coldest morning since 1967, six weather stations including Shijingshan, Tongzhou, Shunyi, Changping, Xiayunling, and Shangdianzi fell below their historical extreme values since the station was built.
The Beijing Meteorological Observatory predicts that in the next three days, the temperature in Beijing will rise slowly, with more northerly winds, and the body will still feel very cold.
Among them, during the daytime in Beijing, it was sunny and cloudy, with northerly winds turning from level 2 to level 3 and 4, the highest temperature was -3°C, and the lowest temperature at night was -10°C. The temperature was below freezing all day.
The day after tomorrow, Beijing’s temperature will slowly rise, and the highest temperature will gradually rise to a little over 0°C, but the lowest temperature will still be around -9°C, and the public can’t relax their work to keep warm when traveling.
Meteorological experts reminded that the current yellow warning of low temperature is continuing in Beijing. Today is the first day of March 9th. "The coldest days of the year have come. The coldest time of the year has come. The temperature rises slowly in the next three days in Beijing. It will still be very cold, and the public still need to pay attention to cold and warm when traveling.
In addition, Beijing’s recent precipitation is scarce and the air is relatively dry. The public should also pay attention to moisturizing, moisturizing, and safe use of electricity, fire and gas.