Which province does Zhuhai belong to?

Zhuhai belongs to Guangdong Province, which is a prefecture-level city and a sub-central city.

Zhuhai is located in the south of Guangdong Province, on the west bank of the Pearl River Estuary, where the water from "Five Gates" (Jinxingmen, Modaomen, Jiti Gate, Hutiao Gate and Yamen Gate) enters the sea, located at 2148' ~ 22 27' north latitude and13 03 east longitude. Zhuhai is across the sea from Shenzhen and China and Hong Kong in the east, 36 nautical miles from China and Hong Kong, connected with China and Macau in the south, Xinhui District and Taishan City in Jiangmen in the west, Zhongshan City in the north, and 0/40km from Guangzhou/KLOC.

Zhuhai is located on the west bank of the Pearl River Estuary, bordering on the vast South China Sea, and has a typical maritime climate of subtropical monsoon. The annual temperature is relatively high, with an average annual temperature of 22.5℃ from 1979 to 2000. The climate is humid with an average annual relative humidity of 80%; There is abundant rainfall, with an average annual rainfall of 2061.9mm. ..

Zhuhai is often attacked by the south subtropical monsoon, with many thunderstorms. The southeast monsoon prevails from April to September, which is the rainy season, and the precipitation accounts for 85% of the whole year. The northeast monsoon prevailed from June 5438 to March the following year, and it was a dry season.

The annual average relative humidity of Zhuhai atmosphere is 79%. In early spring every year, it is drizzling, and the relative humidity of the air is relatively high, sometimes reaching 100%. The disastrous weather in Zhuhai is mainly typhoon and rainstorm, and winter in some years is affected by cold wave and low temperature. Typhoons usually occur from June to 10, with an average of about 4 times a year. The average number of typhoons that seriously affect Zhuhai is/kloc-0 per year, and the number of rainstorms is about 5.

Zhuhai has abundant rainfall. From 1979 to 2000, the average annual rainfall was 206 1.9mm, the highest rainfall 1994 was 27 15.0mm, and the lowest rainfall 19 1 was/kloc. There are two obvious rainy seasons throughout the year: April-June is the rainy season in the first flood season, with an average total rainfall of 845.8 mm, accounting for 41%of the annual rainfall; July to September is the rainy season in the later flood season, with an average total rainfall of 953.0mm, accounting for 46% of the annual rainfall. 1 1 The average total rainfall from the dry season to the following March is 263. 1 mm, accounting for 13% of the annual rainfall.