When is the biggest snowstorm in Liaoning?

The biggest snowstorm in Liaoning was in 2007.

In 2007, snowstorm weather occurred in most areas of Liaoning, characterized by heavy snowfall, cooling and strong winds. Within 48 hours, the average snow in the whole province reached more than 20cm, the maximum precipitation reached 106mm, and the maximum wind speed was 32 m s.

The snowstorm and storm surge in 2007 caused huge economic losses to eight northern provinces, including Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang, Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Inner Mongolia and Shandong. Traffic in Liaoning is almost paralyzed, airports and highways are all closed, all trains bound for the northeast are delayed, and some trains are out of service.

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The main weather process is caused by the interaction of 500hPa trough, 850hPa jet, shear and surface cyclone. This severe snowstorm has caused huge economic losses to all walks of life in the province; Blizzard weather accompanied by cold wave is characterized by heavy snow, strong wind and rapid cooling. When a snowstorm occurs, strong winds will cause snowstorms and storms, as well as low visibility, icy roads and ocean storm surges.

At the beginning of March, 2007, affected by the strong cold air of Lake Baikal and the Jianghuai cyclone, a snowstorm cold wave weather process occurred in Liaoning Province from 3 to 5 days from 195 1 day. Among them, heavy rain fell in Dalian and Dandong, and heavy snow fell in other areas. According to statistics, the precipitation in most parts of the province exceeds 30 mm, that in Dandong, Anshan, Benxi, Liaoyang and Dalian exceeds 50 mm, and that in Shenyang is 49 mm.

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