What are the four big stove cities in China? 、

They are Chongqing, Fuzhou, Wuhan and Nanchang.

20 19 updated four new stoves, namely Chongqing, Wuhan, Hangzhou and Nanchang. The list was released by the National Climate Center of China Meteorological Bureau. Through the comprehensive analysis of meteorological data of provincial capitals and municipalities directly under the Central Government of China, the hot cities in China in summer were released to the public authority for the first time. The results of comprehensive analysis show that the top 10 provincial capitals or municipalities in summer are: Chongqing, Fuzhou, Hangzhou, Nanchang, Changsha, Wuhan, Xi 'an, Nanjing, Hefei and Nanning.

After 2 1 century, the furnace city began to take heat index, high temperature days, continuous high temperature days, summer average maximum temperature and minimum temperature as consideration factors.

Introduction to the four major stove cities:

Wuhan 1

The highest average temperature in July and August is 38.7℃. Summer is as long as 135 days. Because Wuhan is located at 30 degrees north latitude, the height of the sun can reach 83 degrees at noon in summer, and it is located inland and far from the ocean. The terrain is like a basin, which is easy to collect heat and difficult to dissipate heat. There are many rivers and lakes, and there is much water vapor at night. Coupled with the urban heat island effect and the control of subtropical high in summer, it is very stuffy. It is one of the four furnaces in China, with a general temperature of 37 degrees in summer and an extreme maximum temperature of 44.5 degrees. It is the city with the smallest temperature difference in summer in China.

2. Fuzhou

Total number of high temperature days in 33 provincial capitals of China in recent 10 years (2000 -2009). Fuzhou ranked first with 375 hot days of 10, followed by Hangzhou (355 hot days) and Chongqing (343 hot days). The latest three stoves in the mainland are Fuzhou, Chongqing and Hangzhou. Fuzhou is the king of high temperature in the capital cities of China, surpassing Chongqing and becoming the first stove in mainland cities.