Beijing records second hottest October in 60 years, with global warming contributing to weather change: meteorologists

The average temperature in Beijing in late October was 14.5 C, 3.4 C higher than the same period in the past, and became the highest in the history of the same period since 1961, the Beijing Meteorological Observatory said on Wednesday. Experts explained that the narrowing temperature difference between the north and the south caused by global warming was an important reason for the cold air to be difficult to reach.

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