What's the weather like in Guilin

Guilin is located at low latitude and belongs to subtropical monsoon climate. The territory has mild climate, abundant rainfall, long frost-free period, abundant sunshine, short summer and short winter, four distinct seasons, basically the same season of rain and heat, and excellent climatic conditions. Du Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, praised the climate in Guilin as "all the five mountains are hot, and it is pleasant to be alone in Guilin". There is little snow in Guilin in three winters and flowers in four seasons.

The average temperature in Guilin is close to 19. 1 Celsius. It is the hottest in July and August, with an average temperature of about 28 degrees Celsius. It is the coldest in June, 5438+0 and February, with an average temperature of about 9 degrees Celsius, and the lowest temperature occasionally drops below 0 degrees Celsius. The annual average precipitation days 166 days, the longest continuous precipitation days is 30 days, the annual average rainfall1887.6mm, and the annual average relative humidity is 76%.

The geographical environment of Guilin

Guilin is located in the southwest of Nanling mountain system, in the middle of the northern end of Guilin-Yangshuo karst basin, on the "Hunan Road". The terrain is high in the west, north and southeast, and low in the middle. The terrain of Zhongshan or low Zhongshan is dominant, with the peak elevation of 1 000m, and the main peak of Yuechengling, Maoershan, is 2 1 4 1.5m, which is called the first peak in South China. Pingle County is as low as 97 meters above sea level.

Guilin is located in Gui Jiang River Basin, a tributary of Xijiang River, with a rainwater harvesting area of 19288 square kilometers. There is a canal (Lingqu) in the upper reaches of Gui Jiang, connecting Lijiang River and Xiangjiang River. China Lijiang River basin covers an area of 12565 square kilometers, and its main stream is 295.27 kilometers long. The measured multi-year average runoff is 65.438+02.895 billion cubic meters, and the multi-year average runoff is 408.9 cubic meters per second.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Guilin.