China Weather News predicts that today (March 6), large-scale rain will continue in the south, and the local area will still be accompanied by strong convective weather such as short-term heavy precipitation, thunderstorms, gales, and hail.
In addition, affected by the cold air, today’s temperature drops are concentrated in the central and southern parts of Huanghuai, Jianghan, most of Jianghuai, central and western Jiangnan, and central and northern parts of South China. Starting tomorrow, the temperature in most parts of the north will rebound and warming up.
Continued large-scale rains in the south will generally weaken tomorrow
Over the past two days, the southern part of the country has seen a significant increase in overcast and rainy weather, accompanied by strong convective weather.
Yesterday, amidst the sound of spring thunder, we entered the thunderous solar term. Monitoring showed that there was moderate or heavy rain in western Jianghuai, most of Jiangnan, northern South China and other places, including southern Hunan, central and northeastern Jiangxi, southern Zhejiang, and northwest Fujian. Heavy rains occurred in parts of the country, including heavy rains in Shangrao and Yingtan, Jiangxi; thunderstorms occurred in most of the above areas, and thunderstorms of magnitude 8 to 9 occurred in southern Hunan, southwestern Jiangxi, and northern Fujian.
It is expected that today, there will be a large area of precipitation in the eastern southwest, south of the Yangtze River, and southern China, which will also be accompanied by obvious thunder and lightning, and strong convective weather such as heavy rain and short-term heavy precipitation locally.
The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that today, there will be light to moderate snow or sleet and heavy snow in parts of the northwest of Heilongjiang, southwest and east of Tibet, southeast of Qinghai, and northern Sichuan plateau.
There were light to moderate rains in southeastern Tibet, the east and north of southwestern regions, Jianghan, Jianghuai, most of Jiangnan, and most of southern China. Among them, there were heavy rains in southern Fujian and northeastern Guangdong, and local heavy rains.
Tomorrow, the rain in the south will weaken.
The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that there will be light rain in parts of the southeast of Tibet, the southeast of the northwest, the northeast and west of Jiangnan, most of the southwest, and most of southern China.
During the two days of the weekend, most of the south was covered by rain, reminding the public to pay more attention to nowcasting. When traveling on rainy days, pay attention to the adverse effects of slippery roads and low visibility, and drive safely.
"Seasonal" cooling in many parts of the north begins to pick up again on the 7th
It is expected that the temperature in the central and eastern regions of my country will still drop due to the influence of cold air today and tomorrow.
Today, the cooling is concentrated in the central and southern Huanghuai, Jianghan, most of Jianghuai, the central and western Jiangnan, and the central and northern parts of South China, such as Jinan and Zhengzhou. The highest temperature yesterday was close to 20°C, and today the highest temperature will plummet to less than 5°C.
After the cold air, the temperature will rebound in most parts of the north from tomorrow, ushering in a wave of warming. The cumulative increase in many places can reach about 10°C, and the increase in some parts of the northeast can reach up to 15°C.
The south will be overcast and rainy in the coming week. Although the temperature fluctuates less than that in the north, most of the temperature will also drop due to rainy weather and cold air today and tomorrow. For example, in many places in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, the highest temperature was around 15°C yesterday, and it will drop to around 10°C today and tomorrow. After the 8th, as the rain in the south decreases, the temperature will rise again to above 15°C. The temperature fluctuates frequently in spring, reminding the public to pay attention to weather changes in time, pay attention to appropriate dressing, and beware of colds and other diseases.