What's the weather like in Lushan Mountain?

Climatic conditions of Lushan Mountain

Lushan has a mild climate, cool in summer and not too cold in winter, which is another advantage of Lushan. Seasonal characteristics: late spring, short summer, early autumn and long winter. According to historical records, the highest temperature in Lushan Mountain is only 32℃, the lowest is-16.8℃, and the annual average is 1 1.4℃, which shows that the temperature in Lushan Mountain is moderate. Therefore, the differences among the four seasons are normal: 1 1.5℃ in spring, 22.6℃ in summer, 17.4℃ in autumn and often around 1℃ in winter. Because the top of Lushan Mountain is located in a high altitude area, the river is surrounded by lakes, and the humid airflow is blocked by the mountain in the process of advancing, which is easy to make clouds and rain. Therefore, Lushan Mountain is abundant in rainfall, with annual average rainfall 1.9 1.7mm and average rainy days 1.68. Lushan Mountain is foggy, with an average of 192 foggy days throughout the year. What's even more peculiar is that the clouds of Lushan Mountain are unpredictable all the year round, which adds a touch of wonderful scenery to Lushan Mountain. The water source of Lushan Mountain mainly comes from atmospheric precipitation. In the case of abundant rainfall, there are as many as 90 peaks in Lushan Mountain. Due to ingenious crustal movement and glacier erosion, some peaks, ridges and valleys naturally form steep walls and deep valleys, forming countless waterfall beds. In addition, the water source continues all the year round, forming a large number of waterfalls with magnificent scenery. This is one of the wonders of Lushan Mountain. It can be described as "three thousands of feet, and it is suspected that the Milky Way has fallen for nine days".

All the peaks of Lushan Mountain are above 1 1,000 meters above sea level, and Hanyang Peak, the highest peak, is 1 1,474 meters above sea level. In addition, there are dense forests and rivers and lakes around the mountain. Coupled with the perennial rain and high air humidity, the temperature difference between mountains in summer is caused. In midsummer every year, the sun is blazing in Poyang Lake basin, and the highest temperature can reach above 39℃, while the average temperature on the mountain is only about 22.6℃ in summer, and the temperature is often between 15-20℃ in the morning and evening. From the sweaty mountain to the cool and pleasant mountain, it is really two worlds and two days, just as Bai Juyi praised: "The newcomers suddenly don't make a boundary."