By contrasting the cerebral haemorrhage incidence to meteorological data in Beijing and Shanghai areas, the total levels, seasonal variation features and yearly variation trends of the cerebral haemorrhage incidence are revealed. Considering the evolvement regularities of cerebral haemorrhage incidence and the possible influences of meteorological factors, the short climate predicting models, which possess both good fitting and predictive capabilities, were designed for the two areas. However, the precisions are different between the two models.