Heads up, travelers and residents! South China is gearing up for another intense round of rainfall from May 3 to 5, potentially disrupting May Day holiday plans. The National Meteorological Center warns of torrential downpours in provinces like Guangdong, Hunan, and Jiangxi, as well as the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 🌊
Why it matters: These areas have already seen above-average rainfall this year, raising risks of landslides and floods. Local authorities are urging residents to stay alert and travelers to check weather updates before hitting the road. 🚗💨
Holiday travel twist: With millions returning from May Day trips, the timing couldn’t be trickier. Delays are likely, so pack patience (and an umbrella)! ☔ Pro tip: Monitor real-time alerts via apps like WeChat or local news channels.
Meanwhile up north: While the south shivers under gray skies, Northeast China is breaking heat records! Cities like Harbin could hit 28°C—perfect for ice cream runs 🍦—and Xinjiang’s temps may soar to 30°C. Talk about a weather split! 🔥❄️
Stay dry, stay safe, and keep those rain boots handy! 👢
