What are the climatic characteristics of the four seasons in Wenling?

Wenling belongs to the subtropical monsoon climate, which is obviously influenced by the maritime climate. The climate is mild, the four seasons are distinct, the temperature and humidity are moderate, the heat is sufficient, the rainfall is abundant, the light is suitable, and the frost-free period is long.

The maximum wind direction in the whole year is northeast wind, and the number of windy days is 136 days, among which the strong winds caused by tropical storms and typhoon invasion account for about 80%; The annual average temperature is 17.3℃, and the average frost-free period is 252 days. The annual average sunshine hours are 186 1. 1 hour, the average evaporation is 1270.2 mm, and the average total radiation is 104.8 kcal/cm2. Average annual rainfall 1649.6mm, average precipitation days 169 days. March-June and August-September are two obvious rainy periods throughout the year, and the distribution characteristics of rainfall are consistent with the topographic structure. The northwest is greater than the southeast, and the mountainous area is greater than the plain.

The disastrous weather is mainly drought and flood, and it is controlled by subtropical high in summer and autumn, so it is easy to cause drought if it is sunny and hot without rain. The longest drought period in history is 5 months, and the shortest is 1 month. Floods are mainly caused by plum rains and typhoon storms.