There is heavy snowfall in eastern Japan. What are the characteristics of Japan's climate?

In a blink of an eye, has it entered the traditional 24 solar terms? Heavy snow? Season. With the early exertion of cold air, many places have ushered in a cooling tide, and it has snowed in many places. Recently, due to the cold wave and the uplift caused by superimposed topography, there has been strong snowfall in the coastal areas of the Sea of Japan and the hilly and mountainous areas on the windward slope. Among them, in the mountainous area at the junction of Gunma Prefecture and Niigata Prefecture in Japan, the thickness of snow has exceeded 2 meters. According to the forecast of the US Meteorological Agency, there will be snow in this area in the future, and the snow may reach three meters. After reading it, netizens said that the weather in Japan was so confusing. So, do you know what the meteorological characteristics of Japan are like? First, the four seasons are distinct, and the seasonal differences are great < P > Spring in Japan generally starts from around February 1th and ends in mid-May. In spring, the weather in Japan is changeable and there is less rain. Summer is usually June, July and August, and Japan will enter the rainy season soon after summer, and it will last for a long time; September, October and November are autumn in Japan every year. The weather in autumn is the most comfortable, isn't it? High in autumn and fat in horse? Said. From early September to early October, it is called autumn frost season in Japan. This season is the most frequent period of typhoons, often accompanied by heavy rains, which will cause various geological hazards. It is winter in Japan from November 2th to February 2th of the following year. Japan's eastern coast, that is, Japan, has more snowfall, short sunshine and humid air in winter, while Japan on the other side has less rain, snow, dryness and sunny weather. Because there are rainy season and autumn frost season, it is also said that there are actually six seasons in Japan. Second, the regional differences are obvious

Japan's climate can be subdivided into the following six types:

1. Ri-Japan type: Japan's main snow-covered areas, rainy or cloudy in winter, and the length of sunshine;

2. Kyushu type: the temperature is relatively high, the sunshine time is long, there is little rain in winter, and the rainfall is generally concentrated in summer;

3. South China Sea type: affected by Kuroshio, the temperature is high. During the rainy season in June and the typhoon season in September, the rainfall is concentrated, the humidity is high and the sunshine time is long;

4. Setouchi type: the climate is warm, mainly sunny, with little rainfall and low humidity;

5. Supersurface type: long sunshine time and more precipitation in winter;

6. Okinawa type: high temperature, no snow and no frost, frequent typhoons and rainy days.

people in the industry also pointed out that because Japan is in the mid-latitude westerly belt and its weather system moves from west to east, the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River in China are actually the upper reaches of Japan. Maybe that's it? The mountains and rivers are exotic, and the wind and the moon are the same? The source of it. In fact, from the above, we can find that the winter in Japan is indeed relatively wet and cold, which is quite similar to the climate in the south of the Yangtze River.