Warmth is significantly ahead, temperatures in North China and the Huang Huai regions will exceed 20C.

This week, as we enter a period of intermittent cold air, the northern part of China will welcome a big warm-up, with temperatures in the northeast, south of the Northeast, North China, and the Huang-Huai region reaching up to 20. A warming competition has begun, with the next three days seeing a large area in the north setting new temperature highs for this year, bringing early warmth. Over the past weekend, due to weak cold air intensity, most parts of the north continued to warm up, with North China and the Huang-Huai region beginning the transition into spring, with temperatures reaching around 20, as warm as early April. It is expected that the presence of cold air will remain low until the end of March. From March 24th to 26th, many places in the north will continue to set new temperature highs, entering the final sprint of this "warming competition." Around the 25th, temperatures in North China, the Huang-Huai region, and some parts of Liaoning can reach above 20, while the southern part of Hebei, the northern part of Henan, and the northwestern part of Shandong could exceed 25. In Heilongjiang and Jilin, temperatures will also reach around 15.