The north will welcome a wave of warmth, with temperatures exceeding 25 in some areas.

This week marks the beginning of a period of intermittent cold air, with the northern regions of China welcoming a large warm-up, with temperatures reaching over 20 in areas from the southern part of the Northeast to the North China Plain and the Huang-Huai region. A competition for warming temperatures has begun, and for the next three days, the northern regions will see widespread new record high temperatures for this year, with a significant advancement of warmth. It is expected that until the end of March, the presence of cold air will remain low. From March 24th to 26th, temperatures in many northern regions will continue to reach new highs, entering the final sprint phase of this warming competition. Around March 25th, the highest temperatures in parts of North China, the Huang-Huai region, and Liaoning Province could exceed 20, while in the southern part of Hebei, the northern part of Henan, and the northwest part of Shandong, temperatures could exceed 25. In parts of Heilongjiang and Jilin, temperatures could reach around 15.