Boai County belongs to which weather zone in China.

It belongs to temperate monsoon climate and has the third climate step.

The north and south of China span a large latitude. Due to the influence of latitude, the temperature between the north and the south presents certain differences.

In winter, there is a great difference between the north and the south of China. The 0℃ isotherm of 65438+ 10 is roughly distributed along the Qinling-Huaihe line. The monthly average temperature of 65438+ 10 to the south of the line is above 0℃, and that of 65438+ 10 to the north of the line is below 0℃. The difference between Mohe Town and Haikou City is close to 50℃.

According to the temperature difference between north and south and the actual agricultural production, China can be divided into five temperature zones from north to south: cold temperate zone, middle temperate zone, warm temperate zone, subtropical zone and tropical zone. There is also a plateau climate zone with high terrain and cold weather.

The general trend of annual precipitation distribution is decreasing from the southeast coast to the northwest inland.

According to the degree of dryness and wetness of climate, China can be divided into humid area, semi-humid area, semi-arid area and arid area. China has a vast arid area, mainly located in the northwest. Influenced by latitude and land and sea location, the prevailing wind direction in most parts of China changes significantly with seasons in a year, forming a typical monsoon climate. The cold and dry airflow brought by winter wind is one of the main reasons for the large temperature difference between north and south in winter in China. In summer, wind energy brings abundant moisture, which forms the rainy season in China. Except the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, China is customarily divided into monsoon region and non-monsoon region with Daxinganling-Yinshan-Helan Mountain as the boundary. The monsoon area is obviously affected by the summer monsoon, which is mainly concentrated in summer except for abundant water. The non-monsoon area is restricted by land and sea location, topography and other factors. Summer monsoon is difficult to reach, and precipitation is scarce. Besides monsoon climate, China has many other climates. The eastern region is dominated by subtropical monsoon climate and temperate monsoon climate, while the northwest region is dominated by temperate continental climate. In addition, due to the diverse topography and disparity in terrain, the climate diversity has increased, and a unique alpine climate has formed in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.

Aibo County is located at the southern foot of Taihang Mountain, northwest of Jiaozuo City, and adjacent to Zezhou County of Jincheng City in the north. It borders Jiaozuo City, Wuzhi County and Xiuwu County in the east, Qinyang City in the west and Wenxian County across the Qinhe River in the south.

Aibo County governs Qinghua Town Sub-district Office and Red Square Sub-district Office, Xu Liang Town, Yueshan Town, Baishan Town, Motou Town, Xiaojing Town and Zhaihuo Township, with a total area of 435 square kilometers, cultivated land area of about 300,000 mu and a population of 436,000.

geographical environment

Aibo County is rich in natural resources, beautiful scenery and mild climate. The north is high and the south is low. Taihang Mountain is in the north. The hilly area 165.77 square kilometers, accounting for 34% of the total area, with the highest elevation of 950 meters. The southern part is alluvial plain with an area of 32 1.96 square kilometers, accounting for 66% of the total area. Eight major rivers, including Qinhe River, Daen River, Xiaodan River, Dashahe River, Malehe River, Jianggou River, Quanzu River and Xingfu River, have a total surface runoff of 73 million cubic meters.

Aibo climate belongs to temperate continental monsoon climate, with four distinct seasons, abundant heat, abundant rainfall and long frost-free period. The county has lush forests and the forest coverage rate is 22.4%. There is a bamboo forest 1.8 million mu in the territory, which is the largest cultivated bamboo forest in North China.