China's Record-Breaking Cold Snap: Snow, Train Crash, and Historic Architecture

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China continues to experience a persistent cold snap, with more low temperature records being broken across the country. Over 20 stations reported all-time December lows, including Hohhot, where a temperature of -29.1 degrees Celsius (-20.4 Fahrenheit) broke a nearly 70-year record. Authorities have issued a low temperature alert for a vast area of northern, eastern, and southeastern China. This extreme cold follows a summer of record-breaking heat and devastating floods. Experts warn that global warming caused by greenhouse gas emissions increases the likelihood of such extreme weather events.
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- AP PHOTOS: Crowds bundle up to take snowy photos of Beijing's imperial-era architecture The Associated Press
- China Braces for Cold Wave After Snow Causes Train Crash The New York Times
- China's Shanghai endures worst cold snap in 40 years Reuters
- Video: See what it's like in Beijing amid heavy snowfall CNN
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