Climate center responds whether there is extreme cold.

It is less likely that the climate center will cope with large-scale extreme cold in 2023.

On June 65438+February 1 day, 2023, China Meteorological Bureau held a press conference on February 65438+February, 2023. Jia Xiaolong, deputy director of the National Climate Center, said in response to a reporter's question from the National Business Daily that the temperature in most parts of central and eastern China is expected to be higher than normal this winter, with large temperature fluctuations and frequent cold air activities, but the possibility of large-scale extreme cold is low.

The press conference of China Meteorological Bureau in June, 5438+February, 2023 released the review of national weather and climate characteristics in June, 5438 +065438+10, the forecast of climate trends in June, 5438+February and service suggestions, as well as the China Greenhouse Gas Bulletin in 2022 and the Annual Report on Statistical Analysis of Meteorological Scientific Papers (2023).

2023 may be the hottest year on record.

20231October 20th 165438 The National Climate Center announced that the warm season of 2023 (June 2023-10) is the warmest year on average in the same period in the world since 1850, and it is predicted that 2023 will probably become the hottest year on record.

The monitoring of climate change by the National Climate Center shows that June 5438+1October in 2023 is the fifth consecutive warmest month since meteorological records were recorded, and the global average temperature in June 5438+1October is 0.5% higher than that in June 5438+099 1 to 2020 (the climate reference period). For China and Asian alpine regions (25-50 N, 65-105 E), the temperature is particularly high, which is higher than 19 1 the average temperature in the same period in 2020 1.25℃ and1.

The National Climate Center emphasizes that the global average temperature in warm season is 0.57℃ higher than that in the same period of 199 1-2020, in which August and September are 0.62℃ and 0.69℃ higher than the historical average temperature respectively, and 0.22℃ and 0.39℃ higher than the record set in 20 16. Similar to the whole world, China and mountainous areas in Asia are the hottest and warmest seasons, which are 0.86℃ and 0.83℃ higher than the average temperature in the same period of 199 1 ~ 2020 respectively. The warming in the alpine region of Asia is accelerating its impact on the Asian cryosphere.

Refer to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia -2022 China Greenhouse Gas Bulletin