cold! The temperature in Beijing continues to drop during the weekend, and light rain will hit tomorrow to add to the chill.

Interviewer: What can you tell us about the weather forecast for Beijing over the next couple of days?

Expert: According to the China Weather Network, a significant cold front is impacting Beijing, causing temperatures to continue dropping on October 19th and 20th. We can expect daytime highs to range between 10°C and 13°C, with nighttime lows plunging to around 2°C.

Interviewer: Will there be any precipitation during this time?

Expert: Yes, there’s a chance of light rain tomorrow, which will enhance the already noticeable chill in the air. It’s important for the public to take proper precautions to stay warm during this period.

Interviewer: What was the weather like yesterday?

Expert: Early yesterday morning, we experienced some light rain followed by increasing winds from the north, reaching speeds of 3 to 4 levels, with gusts between 6 and 7. Due to the wind chill effect, temperatures were quite low, peaking around 18°C in the afternoon. However, as the cold front moved in, we saw a rapid drop in temperatures overnight, with lows dipping below 10°C this morning. The blue alert for the cold wave and strong winds is still active.

Interviewer: What about today’s weather specifically?

Expert: For today, we can expect clear skies with a shift in winds from north to south at speeds of 2 to 3 levels, bringing a high of 13°C. This evening, we’ll have a mix of clear and cloudy conditions, with south to north winds at 1 to 2 levels, dropping to a low of 2°C.

Interviewer: And what does the forecast look like for tomorrow?

Expert: Tomorrow, light rain is anticipated with temperatures reaching a daytime high of just 10°C and a nighttime low of 2°C.

Interviewer: Are there any health and safety warnings the public should be aware of?

Expert: Definitely. The China Weather Network advises that Beijing is currently under a blue cold wave alert, which means residents should dress warmly when heading outside to prevent the risk of colds and cardiovascular issues. Additionally, the Beijing Park Management Center has noted peak visitor days for viewing fall foliage at Xiangshan Park on October 19th, 20th, 26th, 27th, and November 2nd and 3rd. So anyone planning to enjoy the autumn colors should check the weather forecast in advance and dress appropriately for the cold.