Is Vladivostok a frozen port or an ice-free port?

Frozen port, Vladivostok ice age lasts in winter100 ~10 days (1early February to the middle and late March of the following year), and can be sailed by icebreaker. It is foggy in summer and autumn, with an average of one and a half months of foggy days from June to August, and sometimes heavy fog affects ships entering the port.

In winter, affected by the northerly winds at high latitudes and the southeast winds of the ocean, it is cold and humid, with more snowfall. Spring comes earlier; In summer, influenced by polar ocean air mass or denatured tropical ocean air mass, southeast wind and southeast wind prevail, which is cool and comfortable, with moderate rainfall and sometimes foggy.

There are distinct seasons all year round, and the weather changes slowly. Because it is close to the Sea of Japan, the temperature difference between winter and summer is smaller than that in inland areas of the same latitude, and the daily temperature difference is very small, which has obvious temperate monsoon climate characteristics.

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Winter in Golden Horn Bay is magical, because the sea water in Golden Horn Bay is still rippling under the raging cold wind, and ships of all sizes can still shuttle through it. Although there are occasional floating ice layers, most of them are small and scattered.

Golden horn bay is not frozen all year round, and some cold air is blocked by the surrounding mountains, hills and the Russian island in the south. The salinity of seawater in the bay is quite high (this is caused by the lack of inflow of fresh water rivers).

Although all kinds of cargo ships and warships moored in Vladivostok in winter can sail freely in Golden Horn Bay, they must rely on the help of icebreakers if they want to enter the distant sea. It is precisely because of congenital deficiency that Vladivostok is a crappy ice-free port.

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