Meiyu season in Wuhan 202 1 When will it enter Mei-how long will it last?

Is the rainy season a headache every year? Do you think these seasons are really annoying? The rainy season in Wuhan has not yet arrived this year, and Wuhan is about to enter Mei. Then everyone may have to live a very boring life.

202 1 what month is the rainy season in Wuhan? This year's rainy season will be in June. Generally, the word-of-mouth season in Wuhan is from mid-April to late May every year. Meiyu season is a unique weather and climate phenomenon in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. However, China people also call this climate phenomenon "rainy season" because it happens when plums are ripe in the south of the Yangtze River. In the rainy season, the air humidity is high and the temperature is high, so clothes are easy to get moldy, so some people call the rainy season "moldy rain", and the sound is the same. After the rainy season passed, the weather in Central China, South China, Taiwan Province Province and other places began to be dominated by the Pacific subtropical high, and officially entered the summer heat.

202 1 When will Wuhan enter Mei? It is expected that the rainy season will enter Wuhan on 2002 10: around June10; 202 1 peak of meiyu season in Wuhan: around July1; 202 1 Wuhan plum retreat time: July 15 or so.

In the traditional method of our country, the time of entering and leaving plum blossoms is calculated according to the combination of solar terms and branches. According to historical regulations, the first day after the awn seed is to enter the plum blossom, and the first day after Xia Hou is to leave the plum blossom. If the weather on the awning day is C, it is designated as entering the plum blossom, and if it is not in the shallow summer, it is designated as leaving the plum blossom.

How long does the rainy season last in Wuhan? The rainy season generally lasts for 20 to 25 days, the long one may last for a month, the short one may last only a few days, and some years may not appear. The rain belt from South China quickly crossed the Jianghuai Valley and entered North China, which is called "empty plum". The rainy season in Hubei Province generally begins in the middle and late June and ends on July 9 in recent 30 years.