What is the hottest temperature in Kunming in summer?

According to meteorological historical records, the hottest temperature in Kunming in summer is 3 1 degree.

The average temperature in Kunming in summer is generally between 25 degrees and 3 1 degree, with 25 degrees more common and 5 degrees in winter. The four seasons in Kunming are as warm as spring, and the annual temperature difference is small. The average annual temperature in the urban area is about 15℃, and the average monthly temperature in the coldest time is 7.6℃. The hottest time in Kunming is from July to August, which does not last long. In recent years, the average temperature has increased.

3 1 degree is not too high for people in other cities, but it is still hot for people who have stayed in Kunming since childhood. Kunming generally doesn't need to wear cotton-padded down jackets in winter, but it's different when it rains. When it rains in Kunming, the temperature will drop a lot, so you should wear thicker clothes. Because of the balanced temperature, most hotels, office buildings and residential areas in Kunming are not equipped with air conditioners, and they really don't need air conditioners at ordinary times.

Natural resources in Kunming

Water resources: Kunming has plateau freshwater lakes such as Dianchi Lake and Yangzonghai Lake, and there are many large and small rivers. The average surface water resources for many years is 6.495 billion cubic meters. Dianchi Lake is the sixth largest freshwater lake in China, covering an area of about 300 square kilometers.

Biological resources: Kunming is rich in plant resources and diverse in vegetation types, including subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forest, mixed coniferous forest, temperate coniferous forest, alpine shrub and meadow. There are more than 400 kinds of traditional flowers. In recent years, a large number of new flower varieties have been widely planted in Kunming.

Mineral resources: Kunming mainly includes phosphorus, salt, iron, titanium, coal, quartz sand, clay, silica and copper. Among them, phosphate ore is the most abundant, and the proven reserves of phosphate rock are 2.277 billion tons. Kunyang Phosphate Mine is one of the three largest phosphate mines in China, and Dongchuan is one of the six copper-producing bases in China.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Kunming City