Beijing welcomes continuous high temperature weather. Why is the temperature in Beijing so high?

The weather in Beijing has been hot since August. It can be said that after August, the temperature did not drop significantly. It's not only hot, but also very stuffy. It's hard to find a cool place to take your time. It can be said that even after the hottest time of the year, the weather in Beijing is still hot and humid with high humidity. Most local residents feel that. Sauna? That feeling.

? ? Then, why is the temperature in Beijing still so sultry that residents still like it? Sauna? What about that feeling?

On the one hand, Beijing and its surrounding areas have recently been affected by the warm and humid airflow at the edge of the subtropical high. It's hot and humid, just like in a steamer. The weather is sultry and humid, and people's bodies feel more sultry. In view of the continuous extension of subtropical high to the west and strong warm and humid airflow, the weather is sultry and humid. In addition, it hasn't rained for a long time recently, which makes the weather more sultry recently. Moreover, it will be affected by the warm and humid airflow in the high periphery, which will bring precipitation, but the weather will not drop significantly, so residents still feel sultry.

On the other hand, Beijing, as the capital and an international metropolis, has a high population density. Urbanization makes the temperature higher and the climate temperature higher. The development of urbanization accelerates the progress of society and brings higher temperature to the city where we live. It can be simply said that. Urban heat island effect? . In addition, the city is short of land and gold, and the urban green area is not enough. So the decrease of vegetation also makes the temperature of the city higher.

High temperature, high humidity and sultry feeling will also bring a greater chance of heatstroke. This situation deserves our attention, and we should also pay attention to adjusting ourselves to avoid heatstroke.