
中央气象台预报,19日至21日新一股冷空气将影响我国中东部大部地区,伴有4~6℃降温,部分地区降温超过8℃,并有4~6级偏北风,阵风7~9级。西南地区东部、江淮等地有中到大雨,局地暴雨或大暴雨;甘肃西部、内蒙古、河北北部、吉林东部及新疆北部等地有雨夹雪或小雪,新疆高海拔地区局地有暴雪到大暴雪。
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中央气象台发布天气预报,预计新一股冷空气将影响我国中东部地区,带来降温、大风和雨雪天气。
中新网10月19日电 据中央气象台网站消息,19日至21日新一轮冷空气影响中东部地区,关注大风降温、雨雪天气对人体健康、交通出行等的影响,做好森林草原和城乡防火工作。20日开始,新疆北部将出现明显雨雪天气,防范对交通运输、城市运行等的影响。
新一股冷空气将影响我国中东部大部地区
19-21日,新一股冷空气将影响我国,中东部大部地区有4~6℃降温,华北西部、东北地区等地部分地区降温超过8℃,长江以北大部地区伴有4~6级偏北风,阵风7~9级。西南地区东部、江淮、江汉、江南西部等地部分地区有中到大雨,局地暴雨或大暴雨;甘肃西部、内蒙古、河北北部、吉林东部以及新疆北部等地有雨夹雪或小雪,其中新疆高海拔地区局地有暴雪到大暴雪。
预计,10月19日08时至20日08时,新疆东部、内蒙古大部、辽宁西部和北部、吉林西部、黑龙江西南部、青海大部、宁夏、陕西北部、山西北部、河北北部、西藏大部等地部分地区有5~7级风,阵风8~9级;渤海、黄海南部部分海域将有7级风,阵风8~9级。中央气象台10月19日06时继续发布大风蓝色预警。
全国大风预报图(10月19日08时-20日08时)
国内未来三天具体预报
10月19日08时至20日08时,青海北部和南部、甘肃河西、川西高原北部、西藏东部、河北北部、内蒙古东北部、黑龙江北部等地部分地区有小雪或雨夹雪(0~2毫米)。重庆、江汉、江淮、云南南部等地部分地区有中到大雨,其中,重庆东部、湖北西南部和中东部、安徽中部、江苏中南部等地部分地区有暴雨或大暴雨(100~120毫米)。青海西部、新疆东部、内蒙古中东部部分地区有5~7级风。
全国降水量预报图(10月19日08时-20日08时)
10月20日08时至21日08时,内蒙古东北部、黑龙江东南部、吉林东部、新疆北疆北部、青海南部、川西高原北部、西藏东部等地部分地区有小到中雪或雨夹雪,其中,吉林东部等地部分地区有大雪(5~8毫米)。安徽中南部、江苏中南部、湖北东部、湖南西部和北部、贵州东北部和西南部、云南东部等地部分地区有中到大雨,其中,贵州西南部、云南东部、广西西北部等地局地有暴雨或大暴雨(100~180毫米)。内蒙古中西部部分地区有4~5级风。
全国降水量预报图(10月20日08时-21日08时)
10月21日08时至22日08时,新疆北部等地部分地区有中到大雪或雨夹雪,其中,新疆阿勒泰及天山高海拔地区局地有暴雪(10~15毫米)。甘肃南部、陕西南部、四川盆地、贵州、云南、广西西部和南部、海南岛、台湾岛等地部分地区有小到中雨,其中,云南南部、台湾岛东北部等地局地有大雨(25~45毫米)。
全国降水量预报图(10月21日08时-22日08时)

Heavy rains or heavy rains occurred in Chongqing, Hubei, Anhui, Jiangsu and other places in the Yangtze River Basin, and the rainfall will continue until tomorrow. At the same time, a new wave of strong cold air affects the central and eastern regions, bringing a temperature drop of 4 to 6°C, with local temperatures exceeding 8°C and accompanied by northerly winds. The public needs to pay attention to slippery roads, reduced visibility and heatstroke prevention.

Typhoon Qiangpi continues to intensify, and the probability of a storm hitting Hualien, Yilan, Taipei, and Keelung in the next 120 hours is more than 50% and continues to rise. Experts point out that it has the opportunity to break the record for the longest sustained intensity of a strong typhoon this year.

The Central Meteorological Administration pointed out that the forecast path of Typhoon No. 29 Qiangpi this year has been revised northward, and it may cross the northern waters of Taiwan when it is closest to Taiwan from Friday (23rd) to Saturday (24th). Qiangpi is currently a strong platform with a central pressure of 925 hPa and moving northwest to west at 21 kilometers per hour. It will be cloudy to sunny across Taiwan today, with scattered rain in the southeast. The temperature is 31-32 degrees in the eastern half, 32-34 degrees in the western half, and 24-30 degrees on the outlying islands. The air quality in the north is average, and the high screen in the middle of the bamboo seedlings displays an orange alert. From Tuesday to Thursday, it will be cloudy to sunny, with local brief rain. From Friday to next Sunday, affected by Qiangpi, there will be showers and local heavy rain or heavy rain in the north and east.

The war in the Middle East has disrupted oil and gas supplies, creating energy pressures for governments preparing for the upcoming COP31 UN climate conference in Antalya, Turkey, while China integrates climate goals into industrial policy to protect living standards, modernize production, and drive economic growth.

The Central Weather Bureau said Typhoon Bebigat may issue a maritime warning on Wednesday night and a land warning on Thursday or Friday. Forecasts show that the typhoon will have the greatest impact on Taiwan on Friday and Saturday, bringing heavy rains to central and northern areas and eastern Yilan and Hualien. As of 2 pm yesterday, Bebigia was located about 2,470 kilometers southeast and east of Eluanbi, moving northwest and west at a speed of 20 kilometers per hour, with a maximum sustained wind speed of 191 kilometers per hour and a storm radius of 200 kilometers. Forecast models show that its path is still uncertain, and depending on the strength of the Pacific high pressure system, it may turn north or pass through the Bashi Strait.

The Philippine Department of Environment and Natural Resources stated that in response to the drought that may be intensified by El Niño, it is strengthening forest patrols, restoration of degraded ecosystems, and afforestation in key watersheds. Minister Juan Cuna pointed out that forest protection helps improve ecosystem functions and ensure long-term water supply. The National Disaster Mitigation Council said El Niño has caused agricultural losses of more than 6.5 billion pesos, affecting more than 215,000 farmers and fishermen.