在这美好的3月7日，我所在的北京迎来了晴暖天气的持续，最高气温达到了19℃，而最低温度则是6℃。据预报，明天将会有略微的降温，最 highs reaching 17℃ and lows of just 2℃, with a significant temperature difference between day and night. The public is reminded to dress warmly when going out early or late.
Yesterday morning, Beijing was shrouded in fog, with visibility affected; however, the sun came out during the day and brought a clear improvement in sightseeing conditions. The temperature rose noticeably, with the highest recorded at 23℃ at the South Observatory - breaking records for this period of March.
As I woke up this morning, there were still wisps of fog lingering around. According to the Beijing Meteorological Bureau's forecast released at 6 am today, we can expect mostly sunny skies during the daytime with scattered clouds later on. There might be light mist in eastern and southern areas come dawn time. As for tonight, it will be partly cloudy with northwesterly winds expected to pick up gradually.
Looking ahead to tomorrow and beyond:
Tomorrow: A mix of sunshine and clouds are predicted as temperatures dip slightly. Highs will reach 17℃ while lows drop down to a chilly 2℃.
The following day: Expect more sunshine accompanied by cloud cover as temperatures rise again - highs of 19℃ but dipping back down to around 5℃ overnight.
Meteorologists have cautioned that due to poor air dispersion conditions throughout today's morning till evening combined with low visibility levels, citizens should prioritize health protection measures along with road safety during their commutes.
Although our city has experienced some warming recently, it's crucial not only enjoy these balmy days but also stay prepared for changing weather patterns by adjusting attire accordingly - avoiding any potential risks from catching colds or other illnesses related to abrupt shifts in temperature extremes like those we've been experiencing lately in Beijing.
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