What climate does Guizhou belong to?

Guizhou Province is located in the subtropical East Asian continental monsoon region, and its climate type belongs to the humid monsoon climate of China subtropical plateau.

Guizhou Province is located in the subtropical East Asian continental monsoon region, and its climate type belongs to the humid monsoon climate of China subtropical plateau. The main climatic characteristics are: the climate in most parts of the province is mild, with no severe cold in winter, no intense heat in summer and four distinct seasons. Plateau climate or warm climate is limited to a few areas with high altitude or low valleys. The territory covers most parts of the province, including the central, northern and southwestern regions, with an annual average temperature of 14 ~ 16℃. The remaining few areas include the low-lying valley areas in the southern margin of the province and the Chishui valley area in the northern part of the province, which is 18 ~ 19℃, and the low-lying valley areas in the eastern part of the province is/kloc-0. The province is located in a mountainous area with low latitude, and the terrain height difference is great. The weather and climate characteristics in the vertical direction are quite different, and the three-dimensional climate is obvious. Because the altitude difference between the east and the west is more than 2500m, with the terrain gradually rising from east to west, there are obvious differences in various meteorological elements. In areas with small horizontal distance but large slope, the three-dimensional climate characteristics will be more obvious. Guizhou has poor lighting conditions, rainy days and high relative humidity. The sunshine hours are more than one third less than those in the eastern part of China at the same latitude, and it is one of the areas with the least sunshine in China. The annual relative humidity in most parts of the province is as high as 82%, and the seasonal variation is small, and the humidity values in various places are large and stable during the year, which is rare in the eastern plain of China at the same latitude.