Is it hot in summer on solstice?

The solstice in summer is very hot, but it is not the hottest time of the year. The heat near the surface continues to accumulate and does not reach the maximum. As the saying goes, "Hot days are in dog days", and the real hot weather is calculated by summer solstice and beginning of autumn. From mid-July to mid-August, the temperature is the highest in all parts of the country.

Like the winter solstice, the summer solstice is also a solar term reflecting the changes of the four seasons. Astronomy stipulates that the summer solstice is the beginning of summer in the northern hemisphere. From summer to the future, although the direct point of the sun began to move south from the Tropic of Cancer, the days in the northern hemisphere began to shorten gradually. For the Tropic of Cancer and its northern area, the height of the sun began to decrease day by day at noon, but the heat radiated by the sun to the ground was still more than the heat radiated from the ground to the air, so the temperature will continue to rise in the future, so there is a saying that the summer solstice is not too hot.