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Strong gusts sweeping through Beijing uproot trees, damage wire poles and disrupt road traffic

Strong gusts sweeping through Beijing uproot trees, damage wire poles and disrupt road traffic
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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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High temperatures appear early in many places; experts warn extreme weather could become norm

With the sun burning many cities early this year, experts said on Tuesday that such a climate-changing trend will become more and more obvious in the long run. However, it will not become a huge problem in assuring power supplies for people’s livelihoods.

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Beijing chokes as sandstorms affect 409 million people

Beijing, Apr 12 (EFE).- Air pollution in Beijing remained at dangerous levels on Wednesday amid a wave of sandstorms across northern China that have affected 409 million people. The Chinese capital’s air quality index was close to 350 on Wednesday morning. Sandstorms sweeping across northern China for three days had covered an area of over …

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Beijing chokes as sandstorms affect 409 million people

Air pollution in Beijing remained at dangerous levels on Wednesday amid a wave of sandstorms across northern China that have affected 409 million people.

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