Genhe city weather forecast

Gugen River in Inner Mongolia is known as an extremely cold city, with an annual average temperature of -5.3 degrees and a minimum temperature of -58 degrees. Gugen River in Inner Mongolia has always been called an extremely cold city. It feels very cold and needs heating for nine months all year round. China has the longest heating time. When we still need to turn on the air conditioner and cover the blanket in the southern summer, the Gugen River has been heating since September 1, and the heating date this year is three days earlier than in previous years.

It is the first city in China to start heating. Only three months of the year have a mild climate, and the other nine months are long and cold winters.

The vegetable vendors in the morning market have put on thick military coats, cotton shoes and scarves, while the mothers who are rushing to send their children to school have carefully wrapped themselves and their children. The feeling of entering the cold winter from the beginning of September can only be seen in the ancient city of Genhe, Inner Mongolia. Even in the northeast, autumn is still relatively cool.

Perhaps the local residents are used to such a cold and long winter, but in the eyes of people in other cities, such a place is really not suitable for living. However, the popularity of heating and the perfection of housing construction here are not much different from other places as long as they are indoors.

In such a long winter without summer, spring and autumn are connected, and the unique winter landscape seems to be in a fairy tale world. Imagine if it is extremely cold like this, it should be frozen everywhere, but strangely, although it is frozen, we can see that the lake in some places is still flowing, like liquid, without freezing. This winter landscape looks like the road to fairyland. Is it the way to the river god or the wetland?

People who have adapted to the local temperature will feel comfortable if the temperature rises to about MINUS 20 degrees. The local reindeer culture and hunting culture are very distinctive.