The national temperature record low progress chart has been released. Which day will be the coldest in your area?

From the 24th to the 27th, the central and eastern parts of my country will successively set off a wave of record low temperatures from north to south, collectively welcoming the coldest days of the year, with temperatures in many places hitting new lows for the second or even third time. China Weather Network has specially launched a national record low temperature progress chart to see which day will be the coldest in your home?

This afternoon, the front of the cold wave has reached northern Jiangnan. In the Shandong Peninsula where the temperature drop is most severe, the temperature in Weihai, Rongcheng, Yantai, Haiyang, Rushan, Laiyang and other places generally dropped by more than 12°C compared with yesterday at 14:00. After the temperature drop, the temperature is generally only around -8 to -4°C.

It is expected that tomorrow will be the day with the largest range of record low temperatures, with 21 provincial capital cities setting new record low temperatures in the second half of the year. Among them, the Huanghuai, Jianghuai, eastern and western Jiangnan, and eastern Guizhou will be the core areas of cooling, with the cumulative cooling generally reaching more than 10°C.

Not only will the temperature drop be large, but in the next few days, many places will continue to hit new lows in the second half of the year. There is no coldest, only colder! Today and tomorrow, the temperature in major northern regions will continue to hit new lows. From the 25th to the 26th, most of the south will usher in the coldest weekend in the second half of the year. From the 26th to the 27th, the temperature in many places in southern China, including Haikou, will also hit consecutive lows.

In terms of the highest temperature, the temperature in most parts of the north will be below 0℃ today and tomorrow. Opening the door is like opening a refrigerator. The highest temperature in Harbin and Changchun is only around -20℃. The highest temperature in the south will also drop by 10℃ this weekend, even close to freezing point. For example, the highest temperature in Nanjing, Changsha, Shanghai, Guiyang, Hefei and other places will be just over 0℃ on the 26th; on the 27th, the highest temperature in Guangzhou and Fuzhou will be only around 7 to 8℃, about 10℃ lower than the same period of previous years!

Judging from the lowest temperature, this weekend, most of central and eastern China will experience the coldest morning in the second half of the year. The lowest temperature in the north is generally below -10℃, and the lowest temperature in cities along the Yangtze River in the south is also hovering around freezing point. Among them, Wuhan, Nanjing, Shanghai, Changsha and Hangzhou are expected to fall below 0℃!

Shi Yan, a meteorological analyst at China Weather Net, said that the cold wave itself is strong, and the main body of the cold high pressure has moved deep into the south, so there has also been a sharp drop in temperature in the south, especially with the southern branch trough bringing water vapor. The precipitation pattern in the south is complex and the range is large. Under the influence of rainy and snowy weather, the temperature has dropped significantly, and the feeling of damp and cold is particularly severe. Especially in the later period, the cold air will move southward into the sea, and there will be strong winds along the coast of South China, which will further aggravate the feeling of cold.

Winter is here and it is as cold as the coldest days of winter. We remind everyone to put on more clothes and keep warm. This cold wave also coincides with the postgraduate entrance examination. Candidates need to take warming measures in advance and make reasonable travel arrangements.