What do meteorologists say about the so-called "coldest winter in 60 years"?

A few days ago, it was reported on the Internet that this winter will usher in the coldest winter and the worst snowfall in 60 years. Hu Xiao, chief meteorologist of China Weather, said that it is still too early to say whether this year is a cold winter. Even if it is a cold winter, how to make it cold-phased low temperature, phased freezing of rain and snow, low temperature in some areas or low temperature in a large area-is inconclusive, so we can't rashly say "the coldest winter in 60 years".

In the past National Day holiday, the temperature in many parts of the country plummeted, the lowest temperature in Northeast China and North China fell below freezing point, and it snowed locally, which made many netizens spend a "chilly" holiday and lamented that it seemed a little cold this winter. Some netizens even put on long Johns.

In fact, the cooling process is mainly affected by large-scale atmospheric circulation anomalies, and this weather phenomenon is not necessarily related to the cold winter and La Nina. In addition, according to the perennial data, the temperature dropped to freezing point in the first ten days of 10, and snowfall in North China, especially in Inner Mongolia and Northeast China, is normal.

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On a sunny day in Wuhan, the balance is in a hurry;

Press the "pause button" on sunny days, and the balance is in a hurry on sunny days. From 10 to 13, Wuhan will usher in a new round of rainy weather with a large drop in temperature.

According to the weather forecast of the municipal meteorological department, the rainy weather started on June 3rd 10 and lasted for three or four days. The rain changed from light rain to moderate rain, and the gust was as high as 5. Due to the influence of rainfall and strong wind, the temperature will drop by another range, and the minimum temperature will drop to 14℃, which is equivalent to being lower than 10℃ now.

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