INSIDE CHINAThundersnow Sparks Fear in China as Mysterious Pneumonia Cases RiseSavePrintA large amount of snow covers vehicles and roads on the streets of Yantai, Shandong Province on Dec. 16, 2023. CFOTO/Future Publishing via Getty ImagesMary Hong12/26/2023|Updated: 12/26/20230:00X 1While mysterious pneumonia spreads in China, multiple areas are experiencing extreme winter weather conditions such as thundersnow.Beginning in November, many parts of mainland China have witnessed consecutive instances of thundersnow—severe snowfall coupled with echoing thunder.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.Share this articleLeave a commentMary HongAuthorMary Hong is a former Epoch Times reporter based in Taiwan. She covered China news, U.S.–China relations, and human rights issues.Author’s Selected ArticlesThe New York Times Has Become a CCP ‘Mouthpiece’ in Attempts to Discredit Falun Gong: ExpertJan 10, 2025Rights Activists Call Out Chinese Authorities for Allegedly Harassing Their Family Members in ChinaJul 02, 2024‘Tyranny and Despotism’: Chinese Veteran Who Escaped Persecution Recounts CCP’s Corruption, AtrocitiesJun 30, 2024Marriage Rates Decline in China Amid High Unemployment RateJun 28, 2024Related Topicsthundersnowpandemic