❄️ Mohe City just dropped an autumn bomb: its earliest heavy snow yet! Located at the northern tip of the Chinese mainland in Heilongjiang Province, this frost fest kicked off Monday night, catching tourists off-guard and making tire shops busier than your fav street-food corner during festival season.
With 8.1 mm of snow piling up, locals rushed to swap regular rubber for studded snow tires, while nearby authorities rolled out emergency teams to keep roads clear and power lines humming. Thankfully, forecasts say the flurry will chill out by Wednesday night—giving everyone a breather!
Here’s the snowfall lowdown:
- When: Started Monday night, heaviest so far this autumn
- How much: 8.1 mm of snow
- Impact: Surge in snow tire installs, emergency safety measures
- What's next: Snow expected to taper off by Wednesday night
Whether you’re dreaming of plugging into a cozy chalet in Manali or planning a weekend escape to Cameron Highlands, Mohe City’s surprise winter vibes are a reminder: nature loves to keep us on our toes (and mittens 🧤)! Stay warm and travel safe, fam!
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China's northernmost city sees earliest heavy snow of the year
cgtn.com
