Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - The weather in the eastern Northwest and Southwest regions of China will continue to experience rain and snow, with a temporary increase in precipitation in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. A series of cold air masses will lead to fluctuations in temperature starting tomorrow [1][6]. Group 1: Weather Conditions - Rain and snow are primarily concentrated in the eastern Northwest and Southwest regions, with small snow or sleet reported in parts of Qinghai, Gansu, Shaanxi, Sichuan, Chongqing, and Guizhou [1]. - The Central Meteorological Observatory forecasts small to moderate snow or sleet in various regions today, including parts of the southeastern Northwest, western Henan, and western Hubei [1]. - Tomorrow, light snow or sleet is expected in western Shandong, northeastern Sichuan Plateau, northern Guizhou, and southeastern Tibet, while light rain is anticipated in most of Jiangnan and southern Hubei [3]. Group 2: Temperature Trends - Following the recent cold wave, temperatures in the central and eastern regions have reached new lows for the winter, but a warming trend is expected to begin, particularly in northern areas [6]. - The highest temperature in Jinan, Shandong, is projected to reach 8°C today, which is nearly 4°C above the normal level for this time of year [6]. - Despite the warming trend, the southern regions will still experience slightly lower minimum temperatures compared to historical averages, with early morning and late evening temperatures remaining around 0°C [6]. Group 3: Future Weather Forecast - Three cold air masses are expected to impact the country from January 4 to 10, leading to temperature fluctuations, although their overall strength is relatively weak [6]. - After January 5, the cold feeling during the day in southern regions will lessen, but the minimum temperatures will still be low [6].

Core Viewpoint - The weather in Guizhou Province is experiencing continuous rain and snow, particularly affecting high-altitude and mountainous areas, which may lead to road icing and visibility issues, necessitating caution for travelers [1][4][6]. Weather Impact - From the night of January 4 to the day of January 5, areas such as Bijie City, Guiyang City, northeastern Anshun City, and northern Qiannan Prefecture may experience light to moderate snow [1][8]. - The period from January 5 night to January 6 day will see a rise in maximum temperatures, but sporadic freezing rain or sleet is expected in the northwestern mountainous regions [1][9]. Traffic Advisory - Specific highways affected by low visibility and icy conditions include: - S20 Bijie-Wujiang Expressway: Bijie and Hezhang sections - S30 Anjiang Expressway: Weng'an and Jiangkou sections - S55 Renwang Expressway: Qianxi section - G6001 Ring City Expressway: Baiyun section [3][4][6]. Safety Recommendations - Drivers are advised to control speed and maintain distance due to fog in the central and western regions from the night of January 3 to the night of January 4 [4][6]. - Caution is urged for high-altitude areas, bridges, and tunnels where road icing may occur, and it is recommended to prepare anti-skid chains [4][6].

Weather Overview - The eastern Northwest and Southwest regions are experiencing frequent rain and snow, with increased precipitation in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River [2][3] - The current cold air influence is intermittent, leading to a gradual temperature rise in the central and eastern regions, but three cold air masses will arrive consecutively starting tomorrow, causing temperature fluctuations [8] Precipitation Details - From January 3 to 4, light rain and snow or sleet are expected in parts of the eastern Northwest, Southwest, and the middle and lower Yangtze River regions, with the precipitation being weak and of short duration [3][5] - Specific areas forecasted for light to moderate snow or sleet include southeastern Northwest, western Henan, western Hubei, and parts of Sichuan and Guizhou [3][9] Temperature Trends - Following the recent cold wave, temperatures in the central and eastern regions are returning to normal or slightly above normal levels, with notable increases in areas like Jinan, where the maximum temperature is expected to reach 8°C, about 4°C warmer than the same period in previous years [8] - Despite the warming trend, southern regions will still experience slightly lower minimum temperatures compared to historical averages, with places like Changsha seeing maximum temperatures above 10°C but minimums around 0°C [8]

Core Viewpoint - The Central Meteorological Administration reports that various regions in Southwest China are experiencing rain and snow, which may impact energy supply, agricultural facilities, transportation, and public health [1][4]. Group 1: Weather Conditions - From January 3 to 4, areas including the eastern part of the Tibetan Plateau, eastern Southwest China, southeastern Northwest China, western Huanghuai, Jianghan, and Jiangnan are expected to see light snow or rain mixed with snow, with localized moderate snow [4]. - As of January 3, from 8 AM to 6 AM, regions such as southern Qinghai, central and eastern Gansu, southern central Shaanxi, northern Sichuan, southeastern Chongqing, and northern Guizhou experienced light snow or rain mixed with snow [2]. - A temperature drop of 4 to 8 degrees Celsius was recorded in parts of Jianghuai, central and eastern Jiangnan, eastern South China, and areas of Chongqing and Guizhou [3]. Group 2: Future Weather Forecast - From January 3 at 8 AM to January 4 at 8 AM, light to moderate snow or rain mixed with snow is expected in southeastern Northwest China, western Henan, western Hubei, northern Sichuan Plateau, northwestern Guizhou, and southern Qinghai [5]. - From January 4 at 8 AM to January 5 at 8 AM, light snow or rain mixed with snow is forecasted for western Shandong, northeastern Sichuan Plateau, northern Guizhou, and southeastern Tibet [7]. - From January 5 at 8 AM to January 6 at 8 AM, light snow or rain mixed with snow is anticipated in northern Xinjiang, northeastern Inner Mongolia, southeastern Sichuan Plateau, western Guizhou, northeastern Yunnan, and eastern Tibet [9].

Core Viewpoint - The weather in China is experiencing fluctuations due to the influence of cold air masses, with rain and snow expected in various regions, particularly in the northwest and southwest, while temperatures are set to rise in the central and eastern parts of the country [1][6]. Group 1: Weather Conditions - Rain and snow are forecasted for the eastern northwest and southwest regions, with increased precipitation expected in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River [1]. - From January 3 to 4, light rain and snow will affect areas including southern Qinghai, central and eastern Gansu, and parts of Sichuan and Chongqing [1]. - The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts small to moderate snow or sleet in regions such as southeastern northwest and western Henan, while areas like the Sichuan Basin and parts of Hunan will see light rain [3][4]. Group 2: Temperature Changes - Following a cold wave, temperatures in the central and eastern regions are rebounding, with some areas experiencing a rise of 4°C to 10°C [6]. - For instance, Jinan in Shandong is expected to reach a maximum temperature of 8°C, which is nearly 4°C above the normal for this time of year [6]. - Despite the warming trend, cold air will continue to impact the country, with fluctuations in temperature expected from January 4 to 10 [6].

Group 1 - The last significant rain and snow event of 2025 extended into the first day of 2026, with heavy snowfall reported in parts of Shaanxi, Henan, and Hubei [1] - Major cities like Xi'an and Nanjing experienced their first snowfall of the winter during this period [1] - The snow line reached the Yangtze River, affecting regions in Hubei, Anhui, and Jiangsu, while rain was observed in Zhejiang, Guangxi, and Chongqing [3] Group 2 - The rain and snow are expected to taper off, with dry northerly air flows returning to most of central and eastern China, leading to clear and dry weather until early January [3] - Despite the end of precipitation, temperatures in southern regions will remain low, with maximum temperatures in Jiangnan expected to be below 10°C and around 15°C in South China [6] - A cold air mass will continue to influence southern areas, causing a drop in temperatures, while other regions will see a gradual temperature increase [8]

Group 1 - The large-scale rain and snow process in the central and eastern regions is coming to an end, with a transition to clear weather expected from tomorrow [2][3] - The cold wave continues to move south, leading to significant temperature drops in many southern regions, with some areas experiencing the coldest daytime temperatures of the winter so far [6][9] - The temperature in northern regions has dropped significantly, with declines of 8 to 12 degrees Celsius reported, particularly in Shaanxi, Shanxi, and Henan [9] Group 2 - The public is advised to be cautious of slippery roads and snow accumulation during the New Year holiday due to the adverse weather conditions [8] - After the New Year holiday, cold air will remain active in China, with two more cold air masses expected to arrive around the 5th and 7th, leading to further temperature fluctuations [11]

Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - A strong cold air mass is expected to sweep across Guangxi as the New Year approaches, bringing significant temperature drops, rain, and strong winds, with the lowest temperatures occurring on January 3rd [1][2]. Weather Impact - The cold air mass will lead to a temperature drop of 6℃ to 8℃ across Guangxi, with some areas experiencing drops exceeding 10℃ [1]. - The lowest temperatures on January 3rd are forecasted to be between -5℃ and 1℃ in high-altitude areas, and 6℃ to 10℃ in other regions [2]. Rain and Snow Forecast - Rain and snow are expected, with the possibility of the first rain-snow mix of the year in high-altitude areas [1]. - The weather will transition to cloudy and sunny conditions by January 3rd, reducing the impact of frost and ice to localized high-altitude areas [2]. Specific Regional Forecasts - In Nanning, the temperature is expected to drop from 19℃ to 12℃ during the day, with scattered light rain [2]. - High-altitude areas like Daming Mountain may see temperatures drop to -2℃ to 1℃, with frost and rain fog expected [2].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the significant impact of cold air and precipitation on various regions in China, particularly during the New Year's holiday period [1][3][10] - Meteorological monitoring indicates that temperatures in Inner Mongolia, Northeast China, and northern North China have continued to drop, with some areas experiencing temperature declines of over 12°C [1][3] - The Central Meteorological Administration has issued blue alerts for strong winds, cold waves, and heavy snow, with the most intense weather expected on December 31 [3][10] Group 2 - It is forecasted that multiple cold air masses will move east and south, causing average daily or minimum temperatures in central and eastern China to decrease by 6°C to 10°C, with some areas experiencing drops of 10°C to 12°C [7][10] - Specific regions such as Shaanxi, Shanxi, Henan, Hubei, and Anhui are identified as areas with concentrated rain and snow, where the transition between rain and snow may be complex [3][10] - Meteorological experts advise the public to pay close attention to weather changes, especially regarding the potential adverse effects on transportation due to slippery roads and icy conditions [10]

时至年底，天气舞台却不平静，一场跨年强冷空气横扫大江南北，杭州也进入"降温时刻"。周一， 冷空气渗透浙北，部分地区降温幅度达3-6℃，同时，上游污染物输入，杭州发布重污染天气预警信 息。接下来，冷空气"主力军"赶到，气温一路下跌，2026或以雨雪"开场"。 放眼浙江，新年的天气开场以阴雨为主，山区部分可能出现雨夹雪或小雪，浙北平原的某些角落或 许能邂逅一场雨夹雪，不过，内陆平原虽可能飘落雪花，但积雪成景的概率却微乎其微。 好在，这次雨雪天气持续时间不长，1月2日全省雨（雪）止转多云，但受强冷空气影响，这次日平 均气温过程降温幅度8～10℃，全省有较严重冰冻并伴有大风，同时将出现今年入冬以来最低气温天 气，周日（4日）起温度回升。 这次雨雪过程恰巧遇上元旦假期，低温加上雨雪天气会给交通出行带来较大的影响，在此提醒大家 需根据天气情况合理安排出行时间和交通工具。此外，此次降温起伏剧烈极易诱发人体呼吸道和心脑血 管等疾病，请做好防寒保暖措施。 据杭州市气象台消息，周二起冷空气将正式影响，气温随之开启"滑梯式"下降，预计杭州白天最高 气温最低点出现在1月1日，仅3℃左右；周六至周日（3-4日）早晨更将迎来今年入冬以来 ...