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Main Meteorological Disasters in Northeast China in July and August and Their Causes

Floods and mudslides.

Frozen soil is widely distributed and rivers develop in northeast China. The annual precipitation is 400-800 mm, mainly concentrated in July-August, mostly in semi-humid and semi-arid areas (the eastern and northern mountainous areas of Northeast China are humid areas); It is warm and rainy in summer (short in the northeast) and cold and dry in winter (long in the northeast, cold and snowy, and Mohe is the "cold pole" of China); Main disastrous weather: cold wave in winter, low temperature in summer and early frost in autumn in Northeast China, drought and sandstorm in spring and rainstorm in summer in North China.