CCTV News: According to China Weather Network, today (April 3), the weather in Beijing turned sunny and cloudy, with a maximum temperature of 20℃ and a gust of 6. During the Qingming Festival holiday, Beijing is mainly sunny to cloudy, with dry and windy weather. The orange warning for forest fire danger is in effect. It is the peak period of Qingming Festival to pay attention to fire prevention.
Yesterday, the weather in Beijing was sunny and the maximum daytime temperature of the Southern Suburb Observatory was 19.1°C. The air was dry and the material was dry, and gusts of 5 to 6 occurred.
This morning, the morning glow of the sky in Beijing was accompanied by. (Photo/China Weather Network Wang Xiao)
Today, the weather in Beijing turned sunny and cloudy, and the temperature did not change much. The Beijing Meteorological Observatory issued a weather forecast at 6 a.m. This morning, it is expected that the sunny and cloudy will turn into cloudy during the day, with south winds around level 3, gusts of level 6, and the highest temperature will be 20℃; it is cloudy at night, with south winds turning into north winds one or two, and the lowest temperature will be 8℃.
During the Qingming Festival holiday, the weather in Beijing will be sunny to cloudy and windy. Among them, the northerly gusts can reach level 7 to 8 tomorrow, and there will still be about level 6 during the day after tomorrow. The temperature is relatively stable, with the highest temperature of 22 to 23°C and the lowest temperature of 7 to 9°C.
The meteorological department reminds that from today to the Qingming Festival holiday, the weather in Beijing is dry and windy, and the orange warning for forest fire danger is in effect. It is the season of outings and sowing. Public can choose civilized sowing methods such as flowers. Do not use open flames in the wild and beware of fires. At the same time, the temperature difference between day and night is above 10℃. Please wear clothes in time when you go out early and come back late. Be careful of catching a cold.
