中国长江沿线升温明显 “三九”暖如春

Core Viewpoint - The weather in most parts of China is experiencing a significant warming trend, particularly along the Yangtze River, with daytime temperatures resembling those of spring during the traditionally cold "Three Nines" period [1]. Group 1: Weather Forecast - For the next three days (January 13 to 15), most of China will maintain a clear and dry weather pattern, with minimal rain and snow expected [1]. - The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that temperatures will rise in most regions, with significant increases in the Northwest, North China, Huanghuai, Jianghuai, Jiangnan, and South China, where temperatures may exceed 10°C above the seasonal average [1]. - Specifically, from January 14 to 16, areas in southern North China and Huanghuai may see maximum temperatures around 15°C, while the Yangtze River region could reach over 20°C [1]. Group 2: Temperature Variations - Despite the rise in daytime maximum temperatures, nighttime temperatures will remain low due to a lack of cloud cover, leading to rapid heat loss [2]. - The diurnal temperature variation is expected to be significant, with differences commonly reaching 10°C to over 15°C [2]. - Meteorological experts advise the public to stay hydrated and be cautious with fire and electricity usage to prevent fire hazards, as the weather may feel like two different seasons in one day [2].