Weather forecast range

The weather forecast of CCTV generally refers to the whole of Beijing, because Beijing is relatively small compared with other provinces and regions, and it is unlikely that the whole of Beijing will rain in the east and the sun will shine in the west. That is to say, the capital cities (municipalities directly under the Central Government) at Beijing level are usually small in size, and generally only one kind of weather appears in these municipalities directly under the Central Government, and few weather phenomena appear in municipalities directly under the Central Government, such as Tianjin and Shanghai (Chongqing, because of its large area). This is the broadcast when someone presides over the layout. If it is a city forecast, CCTV reports generally refer to the whole city. For example, in the weather forecast of CCTV 19:32, "Beijing is cloudy with showers in some areas, 19-25 degrees, Tianjin" occasionally appears. . . . "This way of broadcasting. Then if broadcast to cities outside Beijing, it generally refers to urban areas, regardless of the weather in non-urban areas. For example, if you broadcast to Nanning, Guangxi, you will say that Nanning is cloudy. Even if there is a rainstorm in Hengxian County in the east of Nanning, it will be said that "Nanning is cloudy, how many-how many degrees" instead of "Nanning is cloudy, but there is a rainstorm in Hengxian County". That is to say, when the city forecast is made, the situation in Beijing is quite special (possibly due to the capital), but the host before the city forecast is there, and it will be broadcast in the provincial tone. For example, there is little rain in central and eastern Inner Mongolia, northern Beijing, eastern Sichuan and western Chongqing.