What changes have taken place in the weather during hibernation?

The most obvious change of weather during the period of fright is that the temperature rises rapidly, the rain increases obviously, and the busy farming season really begins. Before and after the fright, the average temperature in most parts of China was about 65438 03℃, which was more than 3℃ higher than the rainy season.

This solar term is not only the solar term with the fastest temperature rise in a year, but also the duration of sunshine has obviously increased. Everyone will sigh that this is a "good spring". However, before and after the solar terms, cold and warm air alternated, the weather was not particularly stable, and the temperature fluctuated greatly. Don't rush to take off heavy clothes or "cover" them for a few days.

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Frightening regimen:

Before and after the shocking solar terms, cold and warm air began to alternate frequently, and the cold air was still full of power, and sometimes it would drive straight in; Warm air keeps pace with the times and becomes more and more powerful. Rain began to increase in the south and it was dry and windy in the north. There is a proverb that says, "When you are startled, the north wind blows, and you spend the winter from the beginning", "After you are awakened, it is warm and harmonious, and the old toad sings folk songs" and so on. It can be seen that early spring is warm and cold, and the temperature is high and low, which is the weather characteristic during the period of fright.

Although the shocking solar terms have recovered, we should not take them lightly. Because the weather became warmer after the sting, not only various animals began to move, but also microorganisms began to grow and multiply, and various infectious diseases became popular. Therefore, people should pay attention to the forecast of strong cold air activities by meteorological stations, pay attention to changes in temperature and cold, and prevent the epidemic of seasonal diseases such as colds.

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