The cold dew is not "cold" and many places are as warm as August or September. The number of typhoons this year may increase by 1

Today is still a day with sparse precipitation. The central and eastern regions ushered in the first working day after the long holiday in sunny weather. At the same time, we also ushered in the first solar term with "cold" - cold dew.

During the cold dew season all year round, as the days shorten and the amount of heat exceeds expenditure, the temperature drops rapidly. As the territory of the north expands in winter, the territory of the south in autumn will also expand accordingly. Recently, Hohhot has taken the lead in entering winter, becoming the first capital, provincial capital, and municipality to enter winter in the second half of this year. However, this year the cold dew solar term has begun, the cold air is not strong, and the affected area is northerly.

In the next three days, most areas south of the Yellow River will not be disturbed by cold air, and the temperature will rise steadily. The range of the maximum temperature above 30°C will expand. The temperature will be significantly higher. Many places will be as warm as August or September. It is worth noting that due to the influence of clear-sky radiation, the north will still be cooler in the morning and evening, so the temperature difference between day and night will further increase. The temperature in the northwest, north China, and northeast will exceed 15°C, and locally it will be around 20°C. Everyone should still wear more clothes when going out in the morning and evening.

Precipitation will mainly occur in the western region and Hainan tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. Most of the central and eastern parts will still maintain a sunny and cloudy weather pattern. Due to the influence of low-altitude easterly winds + terrain uplift, heavy to heavy rains and local heavy rains will occur in many parts of Hainan.

Looking at the situation at sea, Typhoon No. 28 "Noro" and Typhoon No. 29 "Little Bear" are still active, and the intensity of "Little Bear" will increase in the future. From the 10th to the 11th, it will reach the super typhoon level, which will also be the peak intensity of its life history. They will have no impact on our country's waters in the future.

Looking back at this year's typhoons: the number of typhoons generated was obviously too high, the intensity was generally strong, there were many typhoons with long life histories, they stayed on land for a long time and had a large impact. So far, 29 typhoons have been generated this year, which is about 11 more than normal. Among them, Typhoon No. 9 "Bavi", Typhoon No. 13 "White Dolphin", and Typhoon No. 18 "Shader" have successively landed in my country. Their life histories are more than 12 days, far exceeding the multi-year average typhoon life history (about 6 days). Coupled with the influence of the typhoon's residual vortex, the impact on my country's coast and land has been long-lasting and has a large impact.

According to the mid-term forecast of the Central Meteorological Observatory, another typhoon may form in the northwest Pacific in the next 10 days. If fulfilled, the number of typhoons this year will directly reach 30.