General situation of local meteorology and hydrology in Huitong County?

Huitong County is located in the southwest of Hunan Province, with a unique geographical position and rich natural resources. The following are some meteorological and hydrological profiles of the county: Meteorological profile: 1. Geographical location: Huitong County is located in the Xuefeng Mountains in the east and the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau in the west, and belongs to the humid climate zone of the subtropical monsoon. The climate here is characterized by abundant heat and long frost-free period; The cold time is short, and the summer is not long; Abundant rainfall, little interannual change; High relative humidity and small evaporation; Rich in light energy, but less in winter; The three-dimensional climate is obvious, and the microclimate is quite different. 2. Disastrous weather: There are occasional disastrous weather in Huitong County, such as rainstorm, flood, drought and cold damage. These weather phenomena may cause damage to local crops and trees. Hydrological survey: 1. Rivers: Huitong County has a developed water system and numerous streams, with 725 large and small rivers with a total length of 2,330 kilometers. Among them, there are 7 rivers whose basin area exceeds 100 square kilometers. The main rivers are meandering water and dancing water, which run through the county and have an important impact on local water resources and hydrological conditions. 2. Water resources: Huitong County is rich in water resources, which can not only meet the domestic water demand of residents, but also support the agricultural irrigation and industrial water demand. 3. Hydrological monitoring: In order to effectively manage and rationally utilize water resources, cooperate with the county meteorological bureau and hydrological department to carry out hydrological monitoring and forecasting, and provide scientific basis for flood control and drought relief. Generally speaking, the meteorological and hydrological conditions in Huitong County provide a good natural environment for local residents' life and economic activities, and also require relevant departments to take effective measures to deal with possible natural disasters and ensure the safety of people's lives and property.