ChinaThe National Meteorological Center forecast that precipitation in northern China would diminish and temperatures would continue to fall across most of central and eastern China over the next two days.
Broadcast 8 November 2026 · Event date Date not specified
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The National Meteorological Center forecast that precipitation in northern China would diminish and temperatures would continue to fall across most of central and eastern China over the next two days.
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CCTV.com report (Xinwen Lianbo): From November 7 to November 8, snow and sleet fell in Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Shanxi, Liaoning, and other places. Huludao in Liaoning experienced widespread heavy to extremely heavy snowfall and carried out snow removal overnight to keep urban roads open. So far, nearly 2,000 worker deployments and about 160 units or sets of various types of snow removal and hauling equipment have been mobilized. To respond to the heavy snowfall, Qinhuangdao, Qian'an, and other places in Hebei have carried out snow removal around the clock on major urban roads. Heating departments have switched on heating and are dynamically adjusting operating parameters to ensure normal indoor temperatures for residents. The National Meteorological Center forecasts that precipitation across the north will rapidly diminish starting November 8. Over the next two days, temperatures will generally continue to fall across most of central and eastern China, and the public is advised to add clothing promptly to protect against the cold.Original Chinese quote
中央气象台预计，北方降水今天起迅速缩减。未来两天，中东部大部地区气温仍将普遍下降