Beijing Braces for Cold Snap as “Quick Freeze” Mode Activates
Over the weekend, Beijing was hit with strong north winds and a noticeable wind chill effect as temperatures plummeted. According to the China Weather Network, there may be light snow in the western and northern parts of Beijing, with the maximum daytime temperature reaching 0℃ and the nighttime low dropping to -5℃.
As the city officially entered the “49th” period, weak sunshine and low temperatures persisted. The Beijing Meteorological Observatory has issued a forecast for increasing cloudiness, with the likelihood of light snow and strong winds in the coming days. The public is advised to take precautions and stay warm as the cold snap continues.
Looking ahead, the Great Cold Season is approaching, and temperatures are expected to remain low. The north wind is forecasted to blow strongly, further exacerbating the wind chill effect.
The China Weather Network reminds residents to stay informed about the weather conditions and make necessary travel plans. As temperatures continue to drop, it is important for the public to prioritize wind protection and warmth.
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