Maximum annual temperature in Mohe River

Mohe County is located in the northernmost part of China, adjacent to Siberia. The temperature in winter is generally below -40℃, which is the lowest in China. The main wind direction throughout the year is northwest wind. The highest temperature in Mohe County in July and August can reach 39.3℃, and the average temperature is 18.4℃, which belongs to the continental monsoon climate of cold temperate zone.

Due to the alternating influence of continental monsoon and maritime monsoon, the microclimate is changeable and the local climate is significantly different. In summer, affected by subtropical ocean air mass, precipitation is concentrated, rainfall is abundant, climate is hot and humid, and sunshine time is long.

Mohe is the lowest temperature county in China, with cold weather and low temperature all year round. Because of this, Mohe has become a paradise for people to find the north, find the cold and experience the extreme cold in winter; Many people, especially migratory birds, in the southern hot zone regard Mohe as a summer resort for leisure, tourism and summer vacation.

Mohe tourism has snow all the year round.

Mohe City is the county with the lowest temperature in China. Due to the alternating influence of continental monsoon and maritime monsoon, the microclimate is changeable and the local climate is significantly different. Winter is controlled by the polar continental air mass, and the climate is cold, dry and long; In summer, influenced by subtropical ocean air mass, precipitation is concentrated, rainfall is abundant, the climate is hot and humid, and the sunshine time is long, which is suitable for the growth of cold-tolerant crops, but it is prone to floods and low temperature chilling injury.

In spring and autumn, the climate is changeable due to the alternation of winter and summer monsoon. In spring, there are many strong winds, less precipitation and dry things, which are prone to forest fires; In autumn, the temperature drops suddenly, and early frost and freezing injury often occur.