Climate of I Peak in Gashur Bloom.

Not only is the terrain sinister, but the climate is also very bad. Pay special attention to altitude sickness when climbing.

From May to September every year, the southwest monsoon brings warm and humid airflow, which is transformed into rain, which is the rainy season in this area.

From mid-September to mid-April of the following year, a strong westerly wind struck, bringing severe winter. The lowest temperature on the summit can reach -50℃ and the highest wind speed can reach more than 25m/s, so it is a climate forbidden zone for mountaineering.

From May to September, due to the rising temperature, melting snow, precipitation and other reasons, the water level in the valley often rises sharply, making it difficult to enter the mountains. Therefore, the best time for mountaineering activities should be arranged in early May and June, when the river rises, but it is not too serious; From July to September, the temperature at the top of the mountain is slightly higher and the good weather lasts for a long time, which is a good time to climb to the top.

The climate here is similar to that of Gonger Mountain. Because there are many mountain systems in the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean that block the airflow, the climate is very dry, and the precipitation mainly comes from the interaction between the upper westerly airflow and the polar cold and humid airflow. At an altitude of about 7500m, the average temperature is -20 degrees, the lowest can reach -30 degrees, and the maximum wind force is 9- 1 1, usually about 7 degrees. Frequent weather changes are a major feature of this area. Even in summer, there may be snow and snow on the mountain, and the temperature can drop to -20 degrees. Not only is the terrain sinister, but the climate is also very bad. From May to September every year, the southwest monsoon brings warm and humid airflow, which is transformed into rain, which is the rainy season in this area. From mid-September to mid-April of the following year, a strong westerly wind struck, bringing severe winter. The lowest temperature on the summit can reach -50℃ and the maximum wind speed can reach more than 25m/s, so it is a climate forbidden zone for mountaineering. From May to September, due to the rising temperature, melting snow, precipitation and other reasons, the water level in the valley often rises sharply, making it difficult to enter the mountains. Therefore, the best time for mountaineering activities should be arranged in early May and June, when the river rises, but it is not too serious; From July to September, the temperature at the top of the mountain is slightly higher and the good weather lasts for a long time, which is a good time to climb to the top.