A blizzard is coming – get ready!
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The blue snowstorm warning issued by the Central Meteorological Observatory at 18:00 on January 8 indicates that from 20:00 on January 8 to 20:00 on January 9, heavy snow is expected in parts of northern Hubei, western and southern Henan, central Anhui, and southwestern Jiangsu. In particular, localized areas in western central Anhui will experience blizzards (10–16 millimeters of snowfall). The snow depth in these areas will be 3–5 centimeters, with local amounts exceeding 8 centimeters. In response to the potential impacts of the blizzard, China Railway Shanghai Group Co., Ltd. suspended the operation of certain trains on January 9th. At the same time, close attention is paid to changes in the severe snowfall conditions, and measures such as suspending services, stopping sales, limiting speeds, routing trains around obstacles, reversing routes, adding additional trains, or resuming service are taken as appropriate. The train operation plans are adjusted dynamically to ensure the safety of passengers.
Winter should have the look of winter:victory:
Ice and snow are nothing much for people in the north
No winter comes without snow, and no poetry about pines arises without a snow encounter. :Lol, it reminds me of “The Pine Trees” by Chen Yi: Heavy snow presses down on the pine trees, yet they stand tall and straight. To know the purity of the pine, wait until the snow melts.