Climatic characteristics of Switzerland throughout the year

Switzerland Switzerland climate temperature Switzerland is not hot in summer and very cold in winter. However, geographical location and changeable terrain have caused the diversity of local climate.

Switzerland has a subtropical mild climate, so it is neither hot nor cold nor humid. In cities, the temperature in summer is rarely higher than 30 degrees Celsius (in recent years, the temperature in summer has increased, and sometimes there will be high temperature days above 30 degrees Celsius. ), the air humidity is suitable; In winter, the temperature is often below zero degrees Celsius, and sometimes it snows and freezes. Generally, the daytime temperature from July to August 18 to 27 degrees Celsius; 1 month to February is negative 1 degree to 5 degrees. In spring and autumn, the daytime temperature ranges from 8 degrees Celsius to 12 degrees Celsius. According to the different terrain, its temperature is also different.

Surrounded by mountains in the northern plateau of Switzerland, the climate is pleasant. The area south of the Alps has the characteristics of Mediterranean climate, and the temperature is generally high. South Switzerland is covered with subtropical vegetation and has a pleasant climate all year round.

According to the climate scenario forecast report released by the Swiss Federal Office of Meteorology and Climate in 20 18, if greenhouse gas emissions are not controlled, Switzerland will experience "drier summer", "heavy precipitation", "hotter days" and "winter with little snowfall" by the middle of this century and beyond. Therefore, it is particularly important to adapt to the risks and challenges brought by climate change.