When will the rain and snow weather in the south end?

According to Yang Guiming, chief forecaster of the Central Meteorological Observatory, this snowy day has a relatively large area. Judging from the current situation, there are blizzards in southern Anhui, southern Jiangsu, northern Zhejiang and northwestern Jiangxi. There are blizzards in the south of Jiangxi, the northwest of Fujian, the south of Hunan and the east of Guangxi, which spread to the Huaihe River Basin, the west of Sichuan Basin and the east of Yunnan.

Since yesterday, the scope of the rain and snow area has been expanding, and the northern boundary of the rain and snow area is advancing northward. The areas with heavy snowfall are still in southern Jiangsu, central and southern Anhui, northwestern Jiangxi and central Hunan. There are also some sleet or light snow weather gradually turning from rain to sunny, but mainly in southern Anhui and northern Zhejiang, including Shanghai.

Today, the snowstorm will weaken, and today's process is mainly in southeastern Jiangnan and southern China. It is estimated that it will start to go south today, which is obvious during the day and gradually weakens at night.

Tomorrow is halftime, and the weather will improve in most parts of the south of the Yangtze River. The day after tomorrow, there will be a very weak process on the 4 th and 5 th. One is that the impact range is relatively small and the impact time is relatively short. One is that the snowfall is also relatively small. Today, this process may be the end of a larger process so far. There will be a weak process in the next four or five days, about 6-8 days, or even 9 days, and the weather in these areas may improve.

It is predicted that the period of 6-9 is a process of weather improvement, which is relatively a turning point. It will stop even on 6-8 days, but the temperature will not rise significantly, and it is still in a relatively low temperature.

So the south will not clear up and warm up until after the 9th, that is, after the Chinese New Year!