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今天起至下周，两股冷空气将接连影响我国，中东部多地气温频繁波动。同时，雨雪天气发展增多，其 中，今天华北、黄淮多地将有雪花飘落，下周后半段上述地区或再迎降雪过程，且强度较强，需保持关 注。 ...

Core Viewpoint - A cold air mass will impact central and eastern China from January 25 to 27, bringing rain and snow, with temperature drops of 3°C to 6°C, and localized drops exceeding 8°C [1] Weather Forecast - From January 25 to 27, light to moderate snow is expected in North China, southern Northeast China, and northern Huanghuai, while mixed rain and snow will occur in central Huanghuai and southern Shaanxi [1] - Areas such as southern Henan and northern Hubei may experience freezing rain, and light rain is anticipated in eastern Jianghan, Jianghuai, Jiangnan, southern China, and Guizhou [1] Air Quality - The arrival of cold air will reduce or dissipate haze in central North China and central Huanghuai on January 25, but haze will persist in southern North China, western Huanghuai, and Jianghan [1] - From January 26 to 29, air diffusion conditions will worsen again in central and western North China, central and western Huanghuai, and the Fenwei Plain, leading to light to moderate haze, with some areas experiencing heavy haze [1] Public Safety Advisory - Meteorological experts warn that rain and snow may lead to slippery roads and ice accumulation, advising the public to exercise caution while traveling [1] - The public is also urged to continue protective measures due to frequent haze conditions in North China and Huanghuai in the near future [1]

Core Viewpoint - A cold air mass will impact central and eastern China from January 25 to 27, bringing rain and snow, with temperature drops of 3°C to 6°C, and localized drops exceeding 8°C [1] Weather Forecast - From January 25 to 27, regions including North China, southern Northeast China, and northern Huanghuai will experience light to moderate snow, while central Huanghuai and southern Shaanxi will see sleet [1] - Areas such as southern Henan and northern Hubei may experience freezing rain, and light rain is expected in eastern Jianghan, Jianghuai, Jiangnan, and southern China, including Guizhou [1] Air Quality - The arrival of cold air will reduce or dissipate haze in central North China and central Huanghuai on January 25, but haze will persist in southern North China, western Huanghuai, and Jianghan [1] - From January 26 to 29, air diffusion conditions will worsen again in central and western North China, central and western Huanghuai, and the Fenwei Plain, leading to light to moderate haze, with some areas experiencing heavy haze [1] Public Safety Advisory - Rain and snow may lead to slippery roads and ice accumulation, prompting public caution regarding traffic safety [1] - Due to poor air diffusion conditions in North China and Huanghuai, haze will frequently occur, and the public is advised to take protective measures [1]

Group 1 - The majority of China is experiencing a warming trend today, with significant temperature increases especially in southern regions, where temperatures may exceed 20°C [2][3] - However, the lowest temperatures are rising slowly, leading to a notable day-night temperature difference, with some areas in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River experiencing differences over 15°C [2] - A new cold air mass is expected to arrive from January 25 to 27, bringing a temperature drop of 4 to 6°C, and in some areas, up to 8°C [2][9] Group 2 - Rain and snow are forecasted for northern regions, with snow expected in areas such as North China, Northeast China, and parts of the Huanghuai region from January 25 to 27 [2][9] - Specific areas like southern Henan and western Hubei may experience freezing rain during this period [2][5] - The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts small snow or sleet in parts of Xinjiang, Tibet, and other regions today, with some areas experiencing moderate snow [3][5]

新安晚报 安徽网 大皖新闻记者 赵明玉 实习生 李玥然 1月23日早晨，安徽大部仍旧寒冷刺骨。记者查询气象部门数据发现，安徽省81个站点最低气温都还在 冰点之下。截至23日7时，全省有60个站点最低气温在-4℃之下，其中有10个站点最低气温低于-8℃。 全省气温最低出现在宿州，为-11.4℃。合肥市最低气温为-6.2℃，不过市民的直观感受可能更冷。中央 气象台数据显示，7点25分，合肥市气温为-6℃，配上99%的相对空气湿度，体感温度为-8.8℃。 安徽省气象台预计，1月23日~24日全省以晴天到多云天气为主。1月25日~27日全省自北向南有一次降 水过程，其中1月25日夜里淮河以北北部有雨夹雪，大别山区局地有冻雨。1月30日前后，全省还有一次 雨雪天气过程。 气温方面，1月25日前安徽气温逐渐回升，但1月24日早晨气温仍较低，其中淮河以北北部最低气 温-9℃~-7℃，淮河以北南部和江淮之间东部-6℃~-4℃。1月26日午后至27日，有弱冷空气影响安徽，淮 河以南大部分地区平均气温将下降3℃~6℃。冷空气过后，1月27日早晨最低气温：淮河以北-3℃~-1℃， 江淮之间北部0℃~2℃，江淮之间南部和江南2℃~4 ...

Group 1 - The cold wave has ended, and most regions in the country will experience a precipitation break for the next three days, allowing people to dry their clothes [1] - A strong snowfall is expected in western Xinjiang and southwestern Tibet from today until the 24th, with the peak snowfall occurring tomorrow [2] - The southern regions are experiencing rapid warming, with temperatures in some areas rising by over 10°C, while the northern regions are warming more slowly due to the influence of cold air [3] Group 2 - Two rounds of cold air will impact the country before the end of the month, with the first from the 25th to the 27th bringing light to moderate snow in northern regions [4] - The second round of cold air from the 29th to the 31st is expected to be stronger, potentially causing significant snowfall in central and eastern regions [4] - Residents in Xinjiang and Tibet should pay special attention to the upcoming heavy snowfall and ensure travel safety [6]

Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - The impact of the recent cold wave in China is coming to an end, with most regions expected to experience a warming trend in the coming days, although northern areas will see a slower rise in temperatures and will be affected by another cold front starting on the 25th, bringing rain and snow to many central and eastern regions [1][2][8]. Group 1: Temperature Changes - A significant drop in temperatures was observed across most of China due to the first cold wave starting on January 17, with major cities like Beijing and Shanghai recording their lowest temperatures of the winter [2]. - Northern regions are expected to see a gradual warming over the next three days, while southern regions will experience a more substantial increase in temperatures, with highs expected to exceed 15°C in many areas by January 24-25 [2]. Group 2: Precipitation Patterns - The recent widespread rain and snow have diminished, particularly in southern regions, with areas like Hubei, Jiangsu, and Zhejiang seeing a cessation of precipitation [3]. - A new round of precipitation is anticipated starting January 25, affecting northeastern, northern, and central regions with snowfall [8]. Group 3: Weather Warnings - Public advisories are in place for continued cold weather, especially in northeastern areas where temperatures will remain significantly lower than usual [2]. - The public is encouraged to stay informed about weather warnings and to plan travel accordingly due to the expected return of rain and snow [8].

Core Viewpoint - Beijing is experiencing an unprecedented cold wave, with temperatures dropping significantly due to strong cold air masses from northern regions, leading to the lowest temperatures recorded this winter [1] Temperature Records - The lowest temperature recorded at the Nanjiao Observatory reached -11°C, marking the second lowest since the winter of 2025, with the lowest being -11.4°C on January 2 this year [1] - The highest temperature today was only -7.2°C, which is a new record low for this winter, dropping over 3°C from the previous high of -3.8°C on the 18th [1] Meteorological Analysis - The sustained low temperatures are attributed to the control of cold air masses, with minimal cloud cover at night leading to radiative cooling [1] - Historical data indicates that extreme low temperatures in January are common, with the record low being -22.8°C set in 1951 [1] Seasonal Weather Patterns - The current cold wave is expected to last longer than usual due to continuous cold air influx, with temperatures projected to remain low until around January 23 [1] - The average temperature during the "Sanjiao" period (January 8-16) this year was -1.6°C, which is warmer than the historical average of -2.8°C [1] - The "Sijiao" period (January 17-25) is anticipated to be colder than the historical average of -2.6°C due to the ongoing cold air impact [1] Future Temperature Trends - Typically, the lowest temperatures in Beijing occur around mid-January, with a gradual increase expected as February approaches, where average temperatures rise to around 0.9°C by the "Qijiao" period [1]

Core Points - Beijing is experiencing a significant cold wave, with the lowest temperature recorded at -11°C, marking the second lowest since the winter of 2025 [1] - The highest temperature during the day reached only -7.2°C, setting a new record low for this winter [1] - The prolonged low temperatures are attributed to a strong cold air mass affecting the region, with continuous cold air expected to persist [2] Summary by Sections Current Weather Conditions - The minimum temperature in Beijing reached -11°C, the second lowest since the winter of 2025, with the lowest recorded temperature being -11.4°C on January 2 [1] - The maximum temperature today was -7.2°C, which is 3°C lower than the previous high of -3.8°C recorded on January 18 [1] Historical Context - Historical data shows that extreme low temperatures in January can reach as low as -19.6°C, with the record low being -22.8°C set in 1951 [1][2] - January is typically a month where temperatures can drop significantly, with occurrences of temperatures below -10°C being common [2] Climate Trends - The average temperature during the "Three Nines" period (January 8-16) this year was -1.6°C, which is warmer than the historical average of -2.8°C [3] - The "Four Nines" period (January 17-25) is expected to be colder than the historical average due to the current cold air mass [3] - As February approaches, temperatures are expected to gradually rise, with the average temperature during the "Seven Nines" period around the time of the Spring Festival projected to be 0.9°C [3]