Abstract:In the spring of 2025,the average surface air temperature in Chinareached thefourth highestlevel for the same period since 1961, and the average precipitation wasslightly lessthat in normal years.The main weather and climate events in spring were as follows: There were 11 regional rainstorm processes affecting China, mainly occurring in the southern China,which were closed to the same periodin normal years. Phased and regional development feature ofmeteorological drought in southern China, the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, Shaanxi, Henan and other regions. The first high temperature process occurred in North China, North Central China, North East China, Southeast Northwest China, and Northeast Southwest China from May 19th to 21th. The frequency of cold air processes was more than that of the same period in normal years.Notably,the nationwide cold surge from March 25th to 30th was the strongest cold air process this year. It had the characteristics of large cooling amplitude, prolonged duration, extensive north-south range, and the interweaving of various hazardous weather such as sandstorms, rain, snow, and strong convection, which brought negative effects to transportation, spring farming and agriculture. The strong convection process was frequent and intense, with significant impacts in regions such as Guizhou, Jiangxi, Yunnan, Fujian, and Jiangsu province. The frequency of dust weather process was more than that of the same period in normal years, with three significant sandstorms affected China.The preliminary analysis in this article shows thatthe average temperature in China is abnormally high in spring 2025, but cold air is frequent.The meteorological drought in southern China, the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, and other areas might be related to the westward and stronger Northwest Pacific subtropical high and abnormally reduced water vapor transport. The anomalous moisture divergence provides a favorable circulation background field for high temperature, low rainfall, and drought.