Group 1 - The meteorological department predicts that from the night of January 18 to the morning of January 20, most areas in the province will experience moderate to heavy snow, with some areas facing blizzard conditions. From January 21 to 24, the entire province will face freezing challenges [1] - Emergency management departments across the province are taking swift action to prevent risks associated with the low-temperature rain, snow, and freezing disasters, ensuring the safety of people's lives and property as well as social order stability [1] - The Wuxi Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Committee held a video conference to deploy detailed work, emphasizing the implementation of a two-way direct communication mechanism for warning information and work directives [1] Group 2 - The Xuzhou Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Committee Office organized relevant departments to conduct tabletop exercises simulating severe cold air leading to widespread low-temperature rain, snow, and freezing disasters [2] - Xuzhou released important weather response work tips to various sectors, including education, fire, transportation, and emergency management, clarifying work priorities and prevention requirements [2] - The Nantong Emergency Management Bureau organized experts to conduct safety inspections and guidance in enterprises, focusing on key devices and pipelines' frost protection and maintenance [2]

Group 1 - The province is expected to experience moderate to heavy snow from January 18 night to January 20 morning, with some areas facing blizzard conditions, followed by a freezing weather warning from January 21 to January 24 [1] - Emergency management departments across the province are taking swift action to mitigate risks associated with the impending low-temperature rain and snow disaster, ensuring public safety and social order [1] - The Wuxi Disaster Prevention and Relief Committee held a video conference to deploy detailed measures, emphasizing the importance of snow removal and ice prevention in critical areas such as highways, urban elevated roads, tunnels, and rail transit [1] Group 2 - The Xuzhou Disaster Prevention and Relief Committee organized a tabletop exercise simulating a severe cold air event leading to widespread low-temperature rain and snow, focusing on emergency response and coordination [2] - Xuzhou issued important weather response work tips to various departments, including education, fire, transportation, and utilities, outlining key work areas and prevention requirements [2] - The Lianyungang Emergency Management Bureau released risk prevention guidelines tailored to different industries, including metallurgy, non-ferrous metals, construction materials, machinery, light industry, and dust-explosive sectors [2]