Red Net Moment December 24 (Reporter Jia Xing) On December 23, the reporter learned from the Shaoyang Meteorological Observatory that from the morning of the 24th to the 27th, Shaoyang City will have cold waves, blizzards, and frozen weather.
According to reports, affected by the high-altitude south branch trough, the low-lying shear, the low-altitude easterly rapids and the ground strong cold air going south, Shaoyang City began to cool down from the 24th, the cooling range can reach 10 ~ 12 ° C, the minimum temperature will be as low as -4 ~ -5 ° C, and accompanied by 4 to 5 northerly winds, gusts of 7 to 8, the local maximum snow can reach more than 5 cm; on the 27th, the day began to be controlled by the northerly air flow after the trough, the city's weather turned better, and the temperature slowly rose.
The specific forecast is as follows:
23rd: Sunny day turned cloudy, northeast wind level 2, temperature 6 ~ 20 °C;
24th: Cloudy days turned to moderate rain, northeast winds increased from level 2 to level 5, and the temperature was 5 to 12 °C;
25th: There is light rain during the day, sleet turns to moderate snow at night, there is freezing in the alpine mountains, the north wind is 4, and the temperature is 0~5 °C;
26th: Day to night from heavy snow, temperature -2 ~ 0 °C;
27th: Cloudy and sunny, snow or ice, temperature -4 ~ 1 °C;
28th: Sunny and cloudy, snow or ice, temperature -5 ~ 4 °C;
29th: Cloudy on cloudy days, with temperatures ranging from 0 to 6°C
Shaoyang Meteorological Observatory suggested that from the 24th to the 27th, it is necessary to pay attention to the adverse effects of cold waves, strong winds, low temperatures, rain and snow on the daily life, human health, infrastructure safety, urban energy supply and other aspects of Shaoyang City, and at the same time pay attention to the safety of heating fire, gas and electricity. From the night of the 25th to the day of the 28th, it is necessary to strengthen the prevention of road ice, snow and low visibility and other disaster weather adverse effects on transportation and travel, electricity, agriculture, etc., stop urban road sprinkler operations, and reduce outdoor activities.