What is the coldest temperature in Shenyang in winter?

It's about 3 degrees below zero.

Shenyang has a temperate and semi-humid continental climate, with an average annual temperature of 6.2 ~ 9.7℃. Since complete records were made in 1951, the extreme highest temperature in Shenyang was 38.4℃ (August 2, 218), the extreme lowest temperature in the central city was-32.9℃ (January 15, 21), and the lowest temperature in the suburbs in recent years was -35.4℃ (January 15, 21).

There are mainly 27 rivers in Shenyang, such as Liaohe River, Hunhe River, Raoyang River, Liuhe River, Puhe River, Yangximu River, Beishahe River and Xiushui River, which belong to Liaohe River and Hunhe River. The total water resources are 3.26 billion cubic meters, including 1.14 billion cubic meters of surface water and 2.12 billion cubic meters of groundwater.

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Shenyang Imperial Palace

Founded in 1625 AD, Shenyang Imperial Palace was built by the Qing Taizu Nuerhachi and the Qing Taizong Huang Taiji before the Manchu Dynasty entered the customs, where Fu Lin, the Qing ancestor, became the emperor. Shenyang Forbidden City is a key cultural relic protection unit and one of the two most complete palace buildings in China.

Zhaoling

Zhaoling is the mausoleum of the second generation monarch of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji and Empress Xiaoduanwen, with an area of 3.32 hectares. The Northern Mausoleum was built in 1643, and it contains buildings such as Long 'en Hall, Baocheng, Baoding, Crescent City, Daming Building, Dabeilou, Fangcheng, Long 'enmen, Dahongmen and Stone Archway.

Zhang Shuaifu

Zhang Shuaifu, located in the south of the Forbidden City in Shenhe District, is the residence of Zhang Zuolin, a northeast warlord in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, with an area of more than 16, square meters, surrounded by thick blue brick walls more than three meters high, and divided into East and West Houses, each of which has its own unique architectural style.

Location

Shenyang is located in the south of northeast China, in the middle of Liaoning Province, with Liaodong Peninsula in the south and the foot of Changbai Mountain in the north. It is located in the economic circle around Bohai Sea, which is an important junction between Bohai Sea and Northeast China, between 41 48 ′ 11.75 ″ north latitude and 123 25 ′ 31.18 ″ east longitude, with a total area of over 12,948 square kilometers and an urban area.

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