What will happen to the weather after the summer solstice?

June 22nd is one of the 24 solar terms in China. On this day, the sun shines directly on the Tropic of Cancer, which also means that the northern hemisphere begins to enter summer. Theoretically, during the summer solstice, the northern hemisphere has the longest day and the highest solar altitude angle, but this is not the hottest time of the year.

After the summer solstice, the surface heat began to accumulate, and then in July, August and September, as far as China is concerned, it really ushered in the "dog days". During this period, the temperature in all parts of China will continue to be on the high side, and it will gradually cool down in other areas except tropical areas until around beginning of autumn.

Within a day, the weather changes greatly, the heat is unstable, and convective weather often occurs, and it is extremely strong. So there are frequent thunderstorms, but don't worry too much. Its duration and time are small and short. Please also remember to bring an umbrella when traveling in general to prevent unnecessary troubles caused by sudden rain.

This period is also the rainy season. It is worth noting that the rainy weather in the Jianghuai area makes the air moist, and the intersection of cold and warm air masses leads to rainy weather, and even heavy rain occurs in some areas, which is easy to cause floods and bring great inconvenience to people's travel. Attention should be paid to moistureproof and flood control.

The fuse of high temperature weather is the norm in summer. Try not to go out in hot weather, and do a good job of sun protection when necessary. After the summer solstice, it means that the whole country begins to enter summer. The high temperature weather in the south lasts for a long time, and the high temperature time in the north is short because of the middle and high latitudes, but the weather is also sultry.

No matter in the south or the north, when you go out, you should pay full attention to sun protection, replenish water in time, beware of heatstroke, and take an umbrella with you. The weather is changeable. You can't say that one second it will be clear in Wan Li, and the next will be thundering.