In what month did the weather in Northeast China start to warm up?

The weather began to improve in March.

According to the season, the temperature in Northeast China should gradually increase in March, gradually warm in April and completely warm in May. Northeast China, referred to as Northeast, Northeast, Northeast or Northeast provinces, is the geographical region of China and also belongs to the second economic zone. It is related to Yingzhou, Liaodong, Guandong, Guanwai and Manchuria, but the specific geographical scope is different.

After the winter solstice, the weather becomes colder, which is also the beginning of the coldest weather in a year. From the winter solstice, those who beat and scold in September 19 and 29 will not leave, and those who beat and scold will freeze to death on March 9 and 49. On the ninth day of May, it was beginning of spring, who hit six or nine heads in spring. The most important traditional festival of the year, Spring Festival, is on June 9th. Although 5969 is still frozen, there are signs of rejuvenation.

Matters needing attention when the weather gets warmer

1, pedestrians and vehicles should stay away from buildings and other related buildings, do not walk and stay under the eaves of buildings and other buildings, and pay attention to avoid falling ice at high altitude to prevent accidents.

2. When parking, pay attention to whether there is accumulated ice and snow on the roof, so as to avoid falling objects from high altitude hurting the vehicle and causing unnecessary property losses.

3. The temperature changes alternately in the morning and evening, and the ground is slippery. Pay attention to your own safety when traveling.

4. Check whether there is ice on your balcony. If found, please handle it properly in time to avoid falling from the sky and endangering the personal safety of others.

5, fully aware of the melting and loosening of ice, prone to safety accidents. In order to ensure the safety of life, please don't venture to play or cross the ice, especially in remote lakes, reservoirs, safety warning zones designated by relevant departments and areas with obvious warning signs.