Heavy snowfall! Temperature drop! Avoid these roads during peak return hours →

Today (February 4)

It is the seventh day of the Spring Festival holiday

Return traffic and passenger flow peaks are gradually arriving across the country

How's the weather on the return trip?

Today (February 4), the rain and snow weather has reduced in most parts of China , but heavy snowfall may occur in some parts of Northeast China and Tibet . Please pay attention to traffic safety when returning during the Spring Festival travel rush.

Under the pressure of cold air, the temperature in most parts of the north will remain low . In the next week or so, the highest temperature in many places in the northwest will hover around freezing point, most places in North China will be less than 5℃, and the highest temperature in many places in the northeast will be less than -10℃.

The temperature in the south fluctuates greatly , and the temperature in many places will switch between high and low following the rhythm of the coming and going of cold air and rainy weather. Today (February 4), as the rainfall decreases, the maximum temperature in Jianghuai, Jiangnan and other places has risen to above 10°C. However, starting from February 5, as the warm and humid air flow strengthens, there will be another large-scale precipitation process in the south . The precipitation range is relatively wide from February 6 to 7, and there will be light rain in the areas south of the Yangtze River. On the 8th, the maximum temperature in many places in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River will drop to less than 5°C. By February 8-9, this round of precipitation will gradually end, and most parts of the country will have little rain and snow again.

What impact will it have on national highway traffic?

Some roads in northeastern Inner Mongolia, central and eastern Jilin, central and eastern Heilongjiang, Shandong Peninsula, southern Sichuan, western Tibet, and northern Xinjiang are affected by snowfall or sleet, with a high risk of slippery roads, ice, and snow accumulation ;

Some roads in eastern Fujian, southwestern Hubei, southwestern Guangdong, southern Guangxi, Hainan Island, eastern Southwest China, northeastern Yunnan and other places are affected by rainfall, and the risk of slippery roads is high;

Local roads in southern Jiangsu, central and southeastern Anhui, western Jiangxi, southwestern Henan, central Hubei, eastern Hunan, central and southern Chongqing, eastern Sichuan, southeastern Yunnan, and northern Xinjiang need to guard against the impact of low visibility on traffic.

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By plane

Inflammable and explosive items

It is strictly prohibited to carry on board or check in flammable and explosive items, including fireworks, gasoline, high-concentration alcohol, and various ignition devices .

Attention! Nail polish and nail polish remover commonly used by women are also considered flammable items because they contain flammable solvents and are prohibited from being carried or checked in.

2Firearms and controlled devices

Weapons such as firearms (including major components) and their imitations ; controlled instruments such as controlled knives, military and police equipment, and other controlled instruments specified by the state are prohibited from being carried on or checked in.

3. Dangerous Goods

Hydrating spray, sunscreen spray, hair spray , etc. in pressure bottles are considered dangerous goods and are strictly prohibited from being checked in or carried.

4. Odor-prone items

Items with strong pungent odors , such as durian, are not allowed to be carried or checked in.

By Train

01

Do not bring inflammable and explosive items on board. Do not bring inflammable and explosive items such as gasoline, alcohol, paint, etc. on board to prevent accidents.

02

We should raise our awareness of fire prevention. Do not think that fire prevention is "none of your business". If you find any potential safety hazard in the carriage you are in, you should actively report it to the train staff.

03

Pay attention to the escape exits. After getting on the train, you should be familiar with the location of the train's fire-fighting facilities and escape exits, and be aware of your own location so that you can "seek help" when an accident occurs.

04

Keep a clear mind in case of fire . If the compartment you are riding in catches fire, do not panic, actively cooperate with the train staff to deal with the fire, and evacuate in an orderly manner under the guidance of the crew.

The Traffic Management Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security reminds drivers to pay attention to weather forecasts and road conditions in advance and plan their routes appropriately. The road surface is slippery in rainy, snowy and icy weather. When driving, pay attention to "slowing down, controlling distance, and turning on the taillights", and try to reduce lane changes and overtaking to prevent accidents. When driving on highways, keep a safe speed and distance, and remember "pull over, evacuate, and call the police immediately."

When encountering slow-moving congested roads, please queue up and pass in an orderly manner, and do not compete for the road and squeeze in. When driving, please strictly abide by traffic safety laws and regulations, remember "don't drink and drive, don't drive after drinking", put an end to fatigue driving and speeding, all passengers should fasten their seat belts throughout the journey, and consciously travel safely, law-abiding and civilized.

Safety first when traveling

I wish you all a safe return trip!

Comprehensive sources: Xinhuanet, China Meteorological Center, National Emergency Broadcasting, etc.