What are the climatic characteristics of the four seasons?

The four seasons refer to spring, summer, autumn and winter. The climate characteristics in different seasons are also different. The following will introduce the climate characteristics of each season respectively.

Spring: In spring, the temperature rises, the air humidity increases, it is windy, the sunshine time gradually increases, and the temperature difference between day and night is large. There is also an increase in precipitation in spring, and there are cooling phenomena such as rainfall.

Summer: The summer temperature is high, muggy and humid, with frequent thunderstorms and heavy precipitation, and floods occur in the flood season. At the same time, the sunshine is long in summer, the days are long and the nights are relatively short.

Autumn: In autumn, the temperature drops gradually, the climate is dry and the precipitation decreases. There are typhoons and heavy rains in autumn. Autumn is the harvest season, especially in temperate regions, some fruits and crops will mature.

Winter: In winter, the temperature drops, the precipitation decreases, and it is dry and cold. Snowfall, frost and other phenomena appear. Because the sunshine time is short, the day time is short and the night time is long.

In short, the climate characteristics of the four seasons are significantly different, and different clothing, diet and protective measures need to be taken in different seasons. A better understanding of climate characteristics can help us better adapt to the environment and keep healthy.