Central Meteorological Observatory: The temperature in some areas where the cold air is not strong has risen, and there is haze in Huanghuai and other places in North China
The latest weather forecast released by the Central Meteorological Observatory shows that the temperature will rise in some areas due to the weak influence of cold air. However, at the same time, places such as Huanghuai in North China will also face the problem of haze weather. Let's take a look at the specifics!
The cold air is not strong, and the temperature is rising
According to the data of the Central Meteorological Observatory, the current force of cold air is not strong, so the temperature in some areas will show a trend of rising. This is undoubtedly good news for those areas that have been cold for a long time!
You can go out with peace of mind and wear more light clothes without worrying about freezing out. At the same time, the rise in temperature also provides better conditions for outdoor activities, and you can go out with family and friends to feel the warmth of the sun.
There will be haze weather in North China, Huanghuai and other places
However, while the temperature is rising, places such as Huanghuai in North China will face the problem of haze weather. This is due to the accumulation of fine particulate matter and pollutants in the atmosphere, creating a thick layer of polluted haze.
We all know that haze weather is very bad for human health. Particulate matter and pollutants in hazy weather can cause damage to the respiratory system, especially for the elderly, children and people with chronic diseases.
Therefore, in such weather, everyone should minimize the time spent outdoors and take protective measures, such as wearing masks and paying attention to ventilation, to protect the health of themselves and their families.
Pay attention to weather changes and take protective measures
The weather is unpredictable, and we need to always pay attention to the forecast of the meteorological station and take corresponding protective measures.
On days when the temperature rises, we can dress less and enjoy the warmth of the sun, while in the face of haze, we should always wear masks to protect our respiratory system, and at the same time pay attention to indoor ventilation and maintain air circulation.