When is the rainy season in Zhangjiajie? What month is the rainy season in Zhangjiajie?

The rainy season in Zhangjiajie is from May to August.

Zhangjiajie has a mild climate, located in the northern part of mid-latitude, and belongs to the prototype of monsoon humid climate in mid-subtropical mountainous areas. Therefore, there is abundant rainfall (the average precipitation over the years is 1400 mm), abundant sunshine, long frost-free period and short severe cold period, and the annual average temperature is about 16.6℃.

The extreme temperature in August in summer is about 37.2℃, and the average temperature in Leng Yue in winter is 4.3℃ (the coldest in June in 5438+0, and the extreme temperature is about 0 to 4.5℃). The elevation of Zhangjiajie city is183m, and the average elevation of scenic spots is1000m. Because of this difference, the temperature difference between day and night can reach 65438 00℃.

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The origin of Zhangjiajie's name:

"Boundary" has two meanings in a city: one is territorial boundary, and the other is high mountain. The Daoguang edition of Yongding County Records in Qing Dynasty wrote: "Wuxuxi originated in Zhangjiajie." The Republic of China edition of Cili County Records reads: "Suoxi originated in Zhangjiajie." Zhangjiajie here refers to the surrounding area of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park today. The name Zhangjiajie was first seen in the preface to Zhang's Genealogy in the fourth year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty (163 1).

The author of the preface is the sixth generation grandson of Zhang Wancong, the governor of Yongding. During the Hongzhi period of the Ming Dynasty (1488- 1506), the court saw that Zhang Wancong had made meritorious service in guarding the country and gave him the "land of mountains and forests" in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park as a fief. So he went up the mountain with his family to run his business.

In the third year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1630), Zhang Zaihong, the sixth generation grandson of Zhang Wancong, was given an official position here. This area became Zhang's hereditary territory and was called "Zhangjiajie". By the end of the 20th century, descendants of Zhang had lived here for generations 17, with a population of nearly 1,000. Another way of saying it is: According to legend, Sean, Liu Hou of the Western Han Dynasty, lived here in seclusion, and was buried in the Four Gates of Water Ring after his death, so he was called Zhangjiajie for a long time.

1958, where a state-owned forest farm was established. Because the land is located in the former site of Zhangjiajie Farmers' Association, the forest farm is named Zhangjiajie. 1978, Zhangjiajie Forest Farm took the lead in opening the prelude to Hunan's tourism development.

1982, Zhangjiajie National Forest Park was established, and Zhangjiajie Village where Zhang lived was managed by the park. In view of the high popularity and reputation of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park at home and abroad, Dayong City was renamed as Zhangjiajie City with the approval of the State Council on 1994.

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