The North became cold again
After the sunny New Year days, from today, 11/2, the North will experience a new cold spell.
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After the sunny New Year days, from today, 11/2, the North will experience a new cold spell.
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The northern provinces continue to have weakening and moving gradually to the east, so on February 17, the North continues to cold, with small rain and drizzle.
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At the end of this week, there will be an additional cold air to the Northern provinces. However, the Northern Delta will no longer be cold and damaging.
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On February 19, the northern provinces continued to maintain the cold due to the weak air-conditioned influence, the combination of high-speed West wind currents.