With winter just around the corner, China is set to be hit by another cold snap. The National Meteorological Center says the frigid weather is likely to last until November 2. Northern regions will see further temperature drops, strong winds and snowfall.

Temperatures in cities such as Harbin, Changchun and Hohhot will drop below freezing point, with the lowest readings at about minus 10 degrees Celsius.

A citizen cleans snow on her car in Changchun, northeast China's Jilin Province, Oct. 30, 2016. Most parts of north China will experience a rapid temperature drop with snow or rain over the next two days, the country's meteorological authority forecast on Sunday. (Xinhua/Xu Chang)

The three provinces in the Northeast are also expecting different amounts of snowfall in the next two days. The center has warned that Jilin province may need to brace against heavy snowfall or even blizzards.

Residents in South China might also have to say goodbye to the warm and nice weather, as provinces such as Guizhou are likely to experience a drastic change from warm to cold.