Just after the Chinese New Year, the temperature soared in many places on the mainland, with 365 meteorological observation stations across the country breaking the historical extreme of the same period in February. Among them, the temperature in Beijing and Shanghai exceeded 25℃ on the 22nd, with Shanghai hitting the highest temperature in the same period in the past century.
Xinjing News reported that on February 21, the highest temperature recorded at Beijing’s Nanjiao Observatory was 25.6℃, which is close to Beijing’s yearly average temperature in May. According to the data of the Central Weather Bureau of the mainland, the temperature refreshed the historical extreme of Beijing’s highest temperature in February.
The average maximum temperature in Beijing in February is 6.2 degrees Celsius on a year-round basis (1981-2010). However, on February 20, the temperature in Beijing had reached above 20℃, making it the warmest day in February since 1951, and also the first Time in February to break through 20℃, and the temperature in Beijing on February 21 again refreshed this record.
However, today (February 23), the temperature in Beijing plummeted and snowy weather appeared in the northern mountains. Beijing Bus Group official microblogging news, as of 16:00 on the 23rd, due to snowfall, Beijing Bus Group a total of 71 lines to take temporary measures, suburban lines 1 to stop measures, 1 to take detour dumping measures; mountain 69 lines in 62 to stop measures, 7 to take interval measures.
Shanghai also appeared high temperature weather, Oriental.com reported on February 22, Shanghai Xujiahui recorded the highest temperature of 26.2 ℃ for the same period in late February in the past century, is the second highest in the history of the same period since the local temperature records, second only to 28.5 ℃ on February 27, 1921.
Not only did Shanghai and Beijing experience hot weather in February, but temperatures in many parts of mainland China have soared recently.
Xinjing News reported that the meteorological monitoring on February 20 showed that there were 365 meteorological observation stations on the mainland where the maximum temperature exceeded the historical extreme value for the same period in February. For example, the maximum temperature in Shijiazhuang on February 19 was 24.2℃, and that in Zhengzhou was 23.7℃.
According to China Weather News, the lowest temperature in Shijiazhuang was 18.9℃ in the early morning of February 21, refreshing the highest record in February since 1955 for the second consecutive day. Meanwhile, the minimum temperature in Jinan, Shandong Province was 15.1℃, also breaking the highest temperature record for the month since 1951. In addition, the south-central Hebei, Shaanxi Guanzhong, most of Shandong, Henan and most of the south in the 21st temperatures were as high as 25 ℃ to 29 ℃.
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