Nanjing has the heaviest snow in Gaochun along the river in southern Jiangsu.

Along the river in southern Jiangsu, the snow in Nanjing is the biggest in Gaochun.

According to the latest data of Jiangsu Meteorological Observatory, as of 65438+February 19, the observation station with the largest snowfall along the Yangtze River in southern Jiangsu is located in Gaochun, reaching 2.1mm. This snow covered Gao Chun with a white coat, and the depth of snow was generally 1 to 2 cm, which brought people a different winter style. However, with the passage of time, the rain and snow gradually stopped, but cold air followed.

From the evening of 19 to the evening of 2 1 Sunday, a strong cold air came to Jiangsu, and the temperature plummeted. On the morning of February1and 22nd, the lowest temperature in Huaibei was even as low as -9 ~- 1 1℃, while it was only -5 ~-9℃ in other areas. This combination of snow and cold air has brought obvious temperature changes to Jiangsu, reminding people to pay attention to comfort and enjoy the warmth and happiness in winter.

In snowy weather, residents should pay attention to the following points:

1, pay attention to cold protection: heavy snow weather is usually accompanied by a sudden drop in temperature, so pay attention to adding clothes, especially the head, hands and feet.

2, pay attention to anti-skid: heavy snow will make the road slippery, so pay attention to anti-skid when going out, try to choose shoes with anti-skid function, and avoid walking on the ice.

3. Pay attention to traffic safety: the visibility is low in snowy days, and the driving sight is not good. Drivers should slow down and keep a safe distance to avoid sudden braking. Pedestrians should be especially careful when crossing the road, and pay attention to the traffic.

4. Pay attention to the safety of the house: Heavy snow may put pressure on the house, especially if there is more snow on the roof. Therefore, it is necessary to clear the snow on the roof and balcony in time to prevent the house from being damaged by too much snow.