Unprecedented Warmth Marks Autumn Across China
This autumn, residents across the Chinese mainland experienced unusually warm weather, as the nation recorded its highest average temperatures for the season since complete meteorological records began in 1961.
According to the National Climate Center, from September 1 to November 30, the average temperature nationwide reached 11.8 degrees Celsius. This figure is 1.5 degrees Celsius higher than the average of the same period in previous years, marking a significant rise that has caught the attention of both the public and experts alike.
The warmer temperatures have been felt in cities and rural areas alike, influencing daily life and activities. Residents reported longer periods of mild weather, with some regions delaying the onset of traditional autumn chills.
As the Chinese mainland experiences this record-breaking warmth, attention turns to how these changes may influence the upcoming winter season and the broader implications for the environment and society.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
