The Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Meteorological Observatory issued a yellow warning signal for road freezing at 17:52 on November 10, 2026: It is expected that during the day of the 11th to the night of the 14th, rain will change to sleet or snow in most of northern Xinjiang, the mountainous area of Bazhou Mountain, the mountainous area of Turfan City, and Hami City. The roads are slippery, and road freezing affecting traffic may occur. The Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Meteorological Observatory issued a blue warning signal for blizzards at 18:01 on November 10, 2026: It is expected that from the night of the 11th to the daytime of the 13th, there will be blizzards in the eastern mountainous area of the Yili River Valley, the mountainous area of Bozhou, the northern mountainous area of the Tacheng region, and mountainous areas in the Altay region. The Meteorological Observatory reminds relevant departments to prepare for snow disasters and frost damage, and to inspect and maintain roads, railways, and routes; the public should be careful to protect against the cold and avoid slipping when traveling.

The Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Meteorological Observatory issued a yellow warning signal for road freezing at 17:52 on November 10, 2026: It is expected that during the day of the 11th to the night of the 14th, rain will change to sleet or snow in most of northern Xinjiang, the mountainous area of Bazhou Mountain, the mountainous area of Turfan City, and Hami City. The roads are slippery, and road freezing affecting traffic may occur. The Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Meteorological Observatory issued a blue warning signal for blizzards at 18:01 on November 10, 2026: It is expected that from the night of the 11th to the daytime of the 13th, there will be blizzards in the eastern mountainous area of the Yili River Valley, the mountainous area of Bozhou, the northern mountainous area of the Tacheng region, and mountainous areas in the Altay region. The Meteorological Observatory reminds relevant departments to prepare for snow disasters and frost damage, and to inspect and maintain roads, railways, and routes; the public should be careful to protect against the cold and avoid slipping when traveling.