Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Weather inquiry - Chongqing is not tropical. Why is the ground temperature as high as 50 degrees in summer? And Chongqing people are air-conditioned and never leave their bodies

Chongqing is not tropical. Why is the ground temperature as high as 50 degrees in summer? And Chongqing people are air-conditioned and never leave their bodies

Because Chongqing belongs to subtropical monsoon humid climate, which is characterized by an average temperature of about 30℃ in summer, it is relatively hot.

Chongqing has a subtropical monsoon humid climate, with an annual average temperature of 16~ 18℃, which is above 18.5℃ in Banan, Qijiang and Yunyang in the Yangtze River basin, and14 ~/kloc in Qianjiang and Youyang in the southeast.

The humid climate of subtropical monsoon is characterized by an average temperature of 65,438 0℃ in 10 and about 30℃ in July. The direction of Xia Feng changes obviously in winter, and the annual precipitation is generally above 65,438 0,000 mm, mainly in summer. Four distinct seasons, high temperature and rainy summer, mild and humid winter.

Extended data:

Most of the annual average relative humidity in Chongqing is 70%~80%, which is a high humidity area in China. The sunshine hours in the whole year are 65,438+0,000 ~ 65,438+0,400 hours, and the sunshine percentage is only 25%~35%, which is one of the regions with the least sunshine in China, with less sunshine in winter and spring, accounting for only about 35% of the whole year.

The main climatic characteristics can be summarized as warm winter and early spring, hot summer and cool autumn, four distinct seasons and long frost-free period; The air is humid and the precipitation is abundant; Weak solar radiation and short sunshine time; There are more clouds and less frost and snow; Light and warm water are in the same season, with remarkable stereoscopic climate, abundant climatic resources and frequent meteorological disasters.

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