Today is the fifth day of the "Wujiu" period, and temperatures have once again risen above freezing. However, due to the lack of cold air intrusion, the continuous hazy weather is still difficult to clear up, and atmospheric visibility has not improved significantly. Drivers should control their speed, maintain a safe distance, and stay alert.
According to the latest information from the city's meteorological observatory, over the next two days, the overall air quality in the city will remain at the severe pollution level. It is advised that residents minimize outdoor activities and stay indoors as much as possible. Today, the city will see cloudy skies turning overcast with haze, and the air will be rather polluted. Both sunlight and solar energy will be weak, and atmospheric visibility will be poor, making it unsuitable for outdoor activities such as hiking or sunbathing. Today’s winds will be light, shifting from the north to the south at 2–3 on the Beaufort scale. The weather conditions are not conducive to the dispersion of pollutants in the air, and air quality has reached the severe pollution level. Everyone going out must take precautions such as wearing a mask.
Tomorrow, the city will experience overcast skies with sleet, followed by about 4 on the Beaufort scale northerly winds, after which the weather will clear up and temperatures will rise again.