Top ten hottest cities in China?

1. Chongqing

Known as the "Mountain City", Chongqing belongs to the subtropical monsoon humid climate, and is a high-humidity area in China, with an annual average temperature of 16- 18 degrees. Due to the influence of climate and topography, the summer in Chongqing is particularly long, and the temperature is mostly above 35 degrees, so it ranks first among the top ten stove cities in China.

2. Fuzhou

Fuzhou, the capital of Fujian, has a subtropical monsoon climate, with long summer and short winter, abundant sunshine and rainfall. The annual average temperature is 20-25 degrees, the extreme temperature is as high as 42.3 degrees, and heat island reaction often occurs.

3. Hangzhou

Hangzhou has always been called "paradise on earth", so in recent years, a large number of migrants have poured into Hangzhou, and the forest coverage rate has not kept up with the increase of population density, resulting in the continuous high temperature weather in Hangzhou in summer, and 20 17 has entered one of the four major stoves in China.

4. Nanchang

Nanchang has always been one of the four stoves, with humid climate and abundant sunshine. Xia Dong lasts for a long year, and it is hot in Leng Xia in winter, with the highest temperature of 40.9 degrees in history. It is also one of the top ten cities with stoves in China.

5. Changsha

Changsha used to be one of the four stoves, accounting for one-third of the whole year. The high temperature weather above 35 degrees has an average of more than 30 days a year. However, due to the treatment in recent years, the high temperature situation has improved, but due to climatic reasons, it is still among the top ten stove cities in China.

6. Wuhan

Wuhan was once famous for its high temperature in summer and was one of the famous "three furnaces". Summer lasts 135 days, with abundant rainfall throughout the year, especially in summer. However, after years of treatment, the continuous high temperature weather in Wuhan has improved, and it can only rank sixth among the top ten stove cities in China.

7.xi 'an

Xi, the capital of Shaanxi Province, is located in the Central Plains, and it is a western city lacking in water resources. Summer is often in dry and hot weather, and the extreme high temperature can reach 43.4 degrees. In recent years, the floating population in Xi has also been increasing, resulting in a continuous increase in summer temperatures.

8. Nanjing

Nanjing has a subtropical humid climate and rainy season, with an average annual rainfall of 1 17 days. Due to latitude, Nanjing has persistent high temperature weather in summer. Due to the change of atmospheric circulation and continuous afforestation in recent years, the heat in Nanjing has been greatly improved.

9. Hefei

Hefei, the capital of Anhui Province, is an inland city with a relatively low latitude and a humid subtropical monsoon climate, so it is also a hot city in China in summer, with an annual average temperature of 15.7 degrees.

10. Nanning

Nanning ranks last among the top ten stove cities in China because of its low latitude and continental climate, which leads to hot summer, but it is not unbearable.