Tell the truth about the weather.

The area in the north is relatively large, and the large-scale cooling weather may not come, but there may be cooling weather in some areas.

Many areas in the north belong to temperate monsoon climate. Under the influence of this climate, most parts of the north will enter the cooling weather after 10 months. At the same time, the rainfall in the north will be further reduced, and the weather will become drier and drier, which has almost become the normal weather in the north, every year. Regarding the question you asked, I'll try to explain it in detail from the following points.

1. The heavy rainfall in most parts of the north has ended.

Every August and September, there will be a large range of heavy rainfall in the northern region, and even heavy rain in some places, which is mainly due to the hedge of ocean currents in the northern region. Prior to this, many areas in the north had suffered from heavy rainfall for more than half a month, and some places even suffered from floods.

Second, some areas in the north began to cool down on a large scale.

As I said above, after 10 months, the north basically entered the cycle of cooling weather. After the heavy rainfall ended, some areas in the north began to cool down significantly. Some meteorologists predict that the temperature in some parts of the north may drop by about 10 degrees in the last half month, which will also directly affect people's climate feelings.

Third, northern residents need to be prepared for the cold in advance.

The northern region has entered autumn on a large scale. Before the arrival of winter, the cold air in the north is moving further south, which will further affect the climate in the north. For residents living in the northern region, residents need to prepare for the cold in advance. At the same time, there may be sleet or snowfall in some parts of the north, which indicates that things in the north are coming soon.

In addition, the northern winter will be dry, and residents also need to take fire prevention measures to protect personal and property safety.