What's the difference between the climate in Hong Kong and that in Guizhou?

Hong Kong has a subtropical monsoon climate. It can be a subtropical monsoon climate. The climatic characteristics of the four seasons in Hong Kong are: spring (March to mid-May), temperature 18-27 degrees Celsius, and average temperature of 23 degrees Celsius. In summer (late May to mid-September), the humidity is about 82%. Hot and humid, the temperature ranges from 26-33 degrees Celsius, and the humidity will also rise to 95%. Since May to165438+1October is the typhoon season, you should bring rain gear. In autumn (from late September to early February of 12), the temperature and humidity decrease, with an average of 23 degrees Celsius and a humidity of about 72%. It's sunny and dry. In winter (from mid-February of 65438 to late February of the following year), the temperature is 14-20 degrees Celsius, the average temperature is 17 degrees, and the humidity is about 72%. It is cool. Occasionally it will drop to 10 degrees Celsius, so you need to wear an extra coat.

Guizhou has a subtropical humid monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, and the average temperature is around 15℃. Due to the low latitude, there is no severe cold in winter and no heat in summer in many areas. In the coldest month of 65438+ 10, the average temperature is between 3-8℃, while in the hottest month of July, the average temperature is also between 18-26℃.

The difference between them lies in two aspects: the first reason is that monsoon climate is a climate in which the wind direction changes with the seasons due to the difference of thermal properties between land and sea, while subtropical monsoon humid climate has the characteristics of monsoon climate because of the influence of ocean currents. Secondly, rivers in subtropical monsoon climate change greatly in seasons, but there is relatively more precipitation in monsoon humid climate.