Geographical environment of Luonan County

Luonan County has a humid monsoon climate at the southern edge of the warm temperate zone. Due to the continuous mountains and widely varying fluctuations, it has obvious mountain climate characteristics. The influence of monsoon is obvious. Winter has a cold climate with scarce rain and snow, making it the dry season of the year; in spring, the temperature rises quickly and precipitation gradually increases. If accompanied by strong winds, soil evaporation increases, which can easily lead to spring drought. When cold waves invade, freezing damage often occurs; in summer It is the season with the highest temperature of the year and also the season with the heaviest precipitation. The rainfall is concentrated, and there are often thundershowers and heavy rains, sometimes accompanied by hail. Sometimes there are local droughts and summer droughts. In autumn, the temperature drops rapidly, and in the early stage there are often continuous rains, often Waterlogging occurred, and the weather was fine and refreshing in autumn. The general climate characteristics are: four distinct seasons, mild climate, sufficient rainfall, no scorching heat in summer and no severe cold in winter.