What are the names of weather forecasts?

Day weather symbols:

Night weather symbols:

Meteorological disaster early warning signals (hereinafter referred to as early warning signals) refer to the early warning information released to the public by meteorological stations affiliated to meteorological authorities at all levels. Early warning signals consist of names, icons, standards and defense guidelines, and are divided into typhoon, heavy rain, blizzard, cold wave, strong wind, sandstorm, high temperature, drought, thunder and lightning, hail, frost, heavy fog, haze, road ice, etc.

Extended information:

Weather pre diction (pre diction) or weather forecast (pre diction) is the use of modern science and technology to pre dict the earth at a certain location in the future. Predict the state of the atmosphere. Since pre historic times, humans have begun to pre dict the weather to arrange their work and life accordingly (such as agricultural production, military operations, etc.).

Due to the chaos of atmospheric processes and the fact that today's science does not finally have a thorough understanding of atmospheric processes, there is always a certain amount of error in weather forecasts.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Weather Forecast

Weather symbols This set of symbols includes 40+ special symbols commonly used in weather and meteorology, such as blowing sand, sandstorms, strong sandstorms, floating dust and haze.

1. Sand blowing weather is rarely seen in our south. It usually occurs in spring in the north. It is caused by the sand and dust in nearby areas being blown up by the wind. In general, visibility is low in sandy weather. Drivers need to pay special attention when traveling.

2. Sandstorm refers to a small-probability hazard that is characterized by suddenness and short duration when strong winds stir up a large amount of sand and dust from the ground, making the horizontal visibility less than 1 km. Major disastrous weather phenomena.

3. Strong sandstorm is basically an evolved version of "sandstorm". It is also caused by strong winds blowing up dust on the ground. However, "strong sandstorm" is when the visibility is less than 500 meters. meter weather phenomena.

4. Floating dust is caused by fine particles such as dust floating in the air after a sandstorm or blowing sand occurs in a remote or local area. However, most people still habitually call it "falling yellow sand".

5. Haze is a weather map we often see in recent years. It uses color to distinguish the size and severity of haze, with yellow, orange and red repre senting mild, severe and extremely severe pollution respectively.