Is sunny weather or climate?

Sunny weather usually refers to a sunny and sunny scene for a period of time. It is a weather phenomenon, which describes the meteorological conditions in a short time.

Sunny weather usually refers to sunny weather without cloud cover, accompanied by breeze or small wind, which makes the air flow more gentle, the temperature is suitable and makes people feel comfortable. This weather phenomenon usually appears in spring and autumn, giving people a fresh and pleasant feeling.

In meteorology, weather and climate are two different concepts. Weather refers to the meteorological conditions in a short time (usually several minutes to several days), such as temperature, humidity, precipitation, wind speed, wind direction, etc. Climate refers to the average meteorological conditions in a long period of time (usually decades or longer), including average temperature, precipitation distribution, seasonal changes and so on.

Although sunny day is a weather phenomenon, it describes short-term meteorological conditions, not long-term climate characteristics. Climate is a broader concept, which describes the long-term average meteorological conditions in a region, and sunny days are only a short-term performance.

Characteristics of sunny weather phenomenon;

1, the sky is clear: clear weather is usually accompanied by clear sky, and the sun can shine directly on the ground without obvious cloud cover.

2. Breeze: In sunny weather, there is usually a breeze, and the airflow is relatively flat, so you won't feel stuffy or the airflow is not smooth.

3, the right temperature: sunny weather usually means that the temperature is moderate, not too hot or too cold, giving people a comfortable feeling.

4. Bright colors: Due to abundant sunshine, sunny weather will make the surrounding scenery more colorful and rich in details.

5. Wide field of vision: In sunny weather, there is no cloud cover, and the field of vision is relatively wide, so you can clearly see the distant scenery.

6. Stable meteorological conditions: sunny days usually mean relatively stable meteorological conditions, and there are no drastic meteorological changes, such as extreme weather phenomena such as heavy rain and strong winds.

7. Fresh air: Because sunny weather is usually accompanied by a breeze, it helps to blow away pollutants and sundries in the air and make the air fresher and purer.