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What's the temperature in Qingdao, Shandong in four seasons?

Qingdao is located in the north temperate monsoon region and belongs to the temperate monsoon climate. Due to the direct regulation of the marine environment and the influence of southeast monsoon, ocean current and water mass from the ocean surface, the urban area has obvious maritime climate characteristics.

The air is humid, the rainfall is abundant, the temperature is moderate, and the four seasons are distinct. The temperature rises slowly in spring, which is later than inland 1 month. Summer is hot and humid and rainy, but there is no heating; The weather in autumn is refreshing, with less precipitation and strong evaporation; In winter, the wind is strong, the temperature is low and the duration is long.

According to the meteorological data of 100 years since 1898, the annual average temperature in urban areas is 12.7℃, the extreme high temperature is 38.9℃ (July 2002 15), and the extreme low temperature is-16.9℃ (/. August is the hottest year, with an average temperature of 25.3℃. 65438+ 10 is the coldest month with an average temperature of -0.5℃. The number of days when the daily maximum temperature is higher than 30℃ is 1 1.4 days; The average number of days when the daily minimum temperature is below -5℃ is 22 days.

The annual average precipitation is 662. 1mm, and the rainfall in spring, summer, autumn and winter accounts for 17%, 57%, 2 1% and 5% of the annual precipitation respectively. The maximum annual precipitation is1272.7 mm (191year), and the minimum is only 308.2mm (198 1 year), and the annual variation rate of precipitation is 62%. The average annual snowfall is only 10 days.

The annual average air pressure is 1008.6 mbar. The annual average wind speed is 5.2m/s, and the dominant wind direction is southeast wind. The annual average relative humidity is 73%, and the highest in July is 89%. The lowest is 65438+68% in February. There are many and frequent sea fogs in Qingdao, with an average annual fog of 5 1.3 days and light fog 108.2 days.

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Qingdao is famous for its seaside tourism. From the trestle along the coast of Qingdao, from west to east, then turn to northeast. On the winding coastline of more than 40 kilometers, there are attractions such as Badaguan, Olympic Sailing Center and Laoshan Mountain, which have become the famous "Phnom Penh" in Qingdao.

In recent years, Qingdao has continuously extended the coastal tourism of "Phnom Penh" to the north and south, creating new coastal attractions such as Golden Beach in West Coast New District, Eye of Qindao in Tangdao Bay, Oriental Film Capital and Tian Heng Island Tourist Resort.

Qingdao was born by the sea, and was born extroverted. In recent years, Qingdao has rapidly excavated, inherited and carried forward traditional culture with the style of "light cavalry". At the same time, Qingdao learns and absorbs advanced overseas culture with the vision of ocean prosperity and the attitude of embracing all rivers. In recent years, Qingdao's export-oriented and open "Shanghai style culture" has become a common practice. At present, Qingdao's urban cultural atmosphere is unique and has become a remarkable cultural "magic weapon".

It is understood that although Qingdao was established very late, its history can be traced back to Beiqian Beiqiu, Jinkou Town, Jimo District, 6 100 years ago. In the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period, it belonged to Qi, and in the Qin Dynasty, it belonged to Langya County and Jiaodong County, with a long cultural tradition. Since the Spring and Autumn Period, it has been infiltrated by Confucian culture for a long time.

Qingdao has long paid attention to the excavation and inheritance of traditional culture, and preserved the "context" in various ways. At present, Qingdao also protects sites such as the Great Wall of Qi, Tian Heng Island, Langyatai and Jimo Ancient City. Through active declaration, Qingdao has 13 national intangible cultural heritages.

For example, Yuanyang and Manta Boxing, which originated in the Warring States Period, the legend of Hu Fuyang, a "living immortal" who originated in Liuting Street in Chengyang District, and the legend of Xu Fu, an alchemist in the Qin Dynasty, have been continuously passed down and developed through traditional operas, film and television dramas, festivals and performances.

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