Central Meteorological Observatory： Weak cold air continues to affect the north and there will be rain and snow in the south.

　　Cctv newsOn December 25th, snow or sleet occurred in central and southern Shaanxi, southwestern Shanxi, Henan, western Shandong, western Hubei and other places, with the cumulative precipitation of 1-5 mm and local area of 6-10 mm in central Shaanxi.

　　Affected by cold air, this morning, the temperature dropped by 6 ~ 8℃ in eastern and southern Qinghai, eastern Gansu, Ningxia, Shaanxi, northwestern Shanxi, central Inner Mongolia, southeastern Heilongjiang and central and eastern Jilin, with a local drop of 10 ~ 12℃. It is estimated that in the next three days, the temperature will drop by 4~6℃ in the eastern part of Northwest China, the central and eastern Inner Mongolia, the western part of North China and the eastern part of Southwest China, and the local temperature drop can reach more than 8℃. There are 4~5 winds and gusts of 6~8 in some areas mentioned above.

　　It is expected that there will be a rainy and snowy weather process in the southern region from the night of today to the 29th. There will be small to medium snow or sleet in eastern Tibet, northern Yunnan, western Sichuan Plateau, southeastern Chongqing, Guizhou, western Hunan, western Hubei, southern Anhui, northwestern Zhejiang and other places, heavy snow in central and eastern Guizhou and western Hunan, and freezing rain in western Guizhou. There are light rains in Sichuan Basin, south-central Yunnan, southern Hunan, most of Jiangxi, most of Zhejiang, northern Fujian, Guangxi and northern Guangdong, and local rains; The main precipitation period is from 27th to 28th.

　　In addition, there will be light snow in eastern Inner Mongolia, Heilongjiang and northern Jilin tomorrow and tomorrow.

　　Meteorologists reminded that there are still strong winds and cool weather in the northern region affected by cold air activities, and the public needs to take protective and warm measures; There will be rain and snow in many places in the south, and public travel needs to guard against the adverse effects of slippery roads and reduced visibility.