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November 26th: National weather forecast for the next three days
Cold air activity is becoming more frequent in the Jiangnan region of South China, bringing increased rainfall and cooler temperatures. This weather pattern has led to several notable meteorological events over the past few days.
First, let's look at the key weather developments:
1. **Frequent Cold Air Activity**
On the 26th, a cold front swept through parts of Heilongjiang, central and eastern Jilin, and southern South China, causing temperature drops of 4–6°C. In some areas of northeastern Heilongjiang, the drop exceeded 8°C. From the 26th to the 28th, another cold air mass moved eastward from northern Xinjiang, leading to widespread temperature decreases across northern China. Most regions experienced a drop of 4–8°C, with some areas seeing more than 10°C. Strong winds of 4–6 levels were also reported. Snowfall was significant in the northern central part of Inner Mongolia and the northeastern part of the Northeast, with heavy snow in certain locations.
2. **Rainy Weather in Southern Jiangnan**
From the 26th to the 28th, the southern part of Jiangnan, South China, and Southwest China saw considerable rainfall. Some areas, particularly in southern Jiangnan and southern China, experienced heavy rain, with localized downpours contributing to flooding risks.
Now, looking ahead to the next three days:
**From 08:00 on the 26th to 08:00 on the 27th**, light snow or sleet was reported in northern Xinjiang, eastern Heilongjiang, eastern Jilin, and northeastern Tibet. In northwestern Xinjiang, there was moderate to heavy snowfall (3–6 mm). Meanwhile, southern Jiangnan, South China, and the southwest saw light rain or showers. Heavy rains (50–70 mm) were recorded in southwestern Guangdong. Strong northerly winds of 4–6 levels affected large parts of the country, while the East China Sea and the Taiwan Strait experienced 6–8 level winds with gusts up to 9.
**From 08:00 on the 27th to 08:00 on the 28th**, small to medium snow or sleet continued in central and eastern Inner Mongolia, northern central Northeast China, eastern Tibet, and the northern part of the western Sichuan Plateau. In some areas like northeastern Inner Mongolia and parts of Heilongjiang and Jilin, heavy snow and blizzards were reported. Southern Jianghuai, Jiangnan, South China, and parts of the southwest experienced light to moderate rain. Winds of 4–6 levels were common in many regions, with strong gales in the Bohai Sea and northern Yellow Sea.
**From 08:00 on the 28th to 08:00 on the 29th**, light to moderate snow or sleet was expected in most parts of Heilongjiang, central and eastern Jilin, and northeastern Tibet. Heavy snow fell in the northeastern part of Heilongjiang. In southern Jianghuai, southern Jianghan, and southern Jiangnan, light rain or showers were reported. Heavy rainfall occurred in areas such as the lower Yangtze River basin, south-central Fujian, north-central Guangdong, and eastern Guangxi. Northerly winds of 4–5 levels were expected in eastern Inner Mongolia and the Northeast.
This ongoing weather pattern highlights the need for caution, especially in regions prone to snow and heavy rain. Travelers and residents are advised to stay updated with local forecasts and take necessary precautions.