元旦假期全省晴好

Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - The provincial meteorological station has issued a weather forecast for the New Year holiday, indicating predominantly sunny weather with significant temperature fluctuations and strong winds in coastal areas from January 1 to 3, 2026 [1][2]. Weather Forecast - From January 1 to 3, the province is expected to experience mainly sunny weather with occasional clouds. Morning temperatures on January 1 and 2 will be low, with the southern region of Dalian seeing temperatures between -13°C and -7°C, while most other areas will range from -20°C to -14°C, and some eastern mountainous areas could drop to between -26°C and -21°C [1]. - On January 1, coastal areas will have maximum temperatures ranging from -8°C to -2°C, while most other regions will see highs between -13°C and -9°C. From January 2 to 3, temperatures will rise by 4°C to 8°C from west to east, with southern and western regions reaching highs of -1°C to 4°C, and other areas between -4°C and -2°C [1]. - On the morning of January 3, minimum temperatures in the southern Dalian region will be between -6°C and -3°C, while most other areas will range from -15°C to -7°C, with some eastern regions potentially dropping to -20°C to -16°C [1]. Wind Conditions - From January 1 to 2, strong winds are expected in the sea areas, with the northern Yellow Sea experiencing north winds of 6 to 7 levels, gusts reaching 8 to 9 levels, and the Bohai Strait also seeing similar wind conditions [1]. - From the night of January 2 to January 3, the northern Yellow Sea will have north winds of 6 levels, gusts of 7 levels, while the northern and central Bohai Sea and Bohai Strait will experience west winds of 5 to 6 levels, transitioning to north winds of 6 levels with gusts of 7 levels [1]. Fire Risk Advisory - During the holiday period, the forest fire risk meteorological level is rated at level three, indicating a higher likelihood of combustion. The provincial meteorological station advises the public to pay attention to the adverse effects of strong winds and temperature fluctuations on maritime safety and human health, and to be cautious with fire safety in urban and rural areas [2].