I learned at the press conference of the China Meteorological Administration today that in September 2026, a super-strong El Niño event formed in the equator Middle East and Pacific Ocean. October developed into the strongest El Niño event since monitoring records were recorded. It is expected to peak in late autumn and early winter, which will have an obvious impact on China's climate this winter and spring. It is expected that in the winter of 2026/2027, the overall temperature in the country will be high, but the frequency of cold tides will be slightly higher, and the temperature will fluctuate greatly. The risk of strong cooling and snowfall in the north and phased low temperatures, rain, snow, and freezing in the south is prominent. With the exception of northeastern Inner Mongolia and the western part of the northeastern region, temperatures in most parts of the country are close to high in the same period of the year, and are characterized by cold before winter and warm after winter. There are frequent incidents of phased strong cooling and strong warming in December and January. Precipitation is generally high across the country. Heavy snowfall is frequent in most parts of the north, and precipitation is significantly higher in the south. Among them, places such as east and west China, central and southern China, northern South China, and the eastern part of the southwest region have phased low temperature rain, snow, and freezing weather.

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