The China Meteorological Administration's routine press conference announced the 2025 "China Climate Bulletin," stating that the national average annual temperature in 2025 will be 10.9°C, tying with 2024 for the highest in history, and the number of high-temperature days will be the most on record; from late June to early September, a large-scale and prolonged high-temperature weather event occurred in the central and eastern regions of China, marking the fourth strongest since 1961. The national average precipitation is 4.5% higher than the normal year, with frequent summer rainstorm events, and severe flood disasters in the north during the "July down and August up" period; the rainfall and duration of the rainy season in North China are the highest on record, and the autumn rain in Southwest China is also the most on record
