Cameron weather

Cameroon, a country on the African continent. It borders the Atlantic Ocean and Equatorial Guinea. It should be hot all the year round, but it has snowed heavily these days. The local people were curious after seeing the snow, and they couldn't wait to play with it, which triggered a heated discussion among netizens.

Cameroon, a country on the African continent. It borders the Atlantic Ocean and Equatorial Guinea. It should be hot all the year round, but it has snowed heavily these days. The local people were curious after seeing the snow, and they couldn't wait to play with it, which triggered a heated discussion among netizens.

The geographical location of Cameroon in Africa

Cameroon is a West African country, located near the equator and controlled by tropical climate. Under normal circumstances, the annual temperature hovers between 25℃ and 34℃. Of course, extreme high temperatures sometimes occur, but Cameroon is also affected by the ocean monsoon. There will be a lot of rainfall from March to 10 every year, with an average annual rainfall of more than 2000 mm

It snows in Cameroon in August.

By rights, it shouldn't snow near the equator. Even if snow forms in the sky, it will be melted by the radiant heat of the ground when it falls. Unless it's at the top of a mountain thousands of meters above sea level. Mount Kilimanjaro, which is 5890 meters above sea level, is a sparkling mountain in translation.

The reason why it shines is because the snow on the top of the mountain has been constant for thousands of years. My friend Ruhr from Alaska sent me many photos of the aurora. In the high latitudes of the Arctic Circle, ice and snow are naturally common. Kilimanjaro's latitude is 3 degrees south latitude, which is not enough. You can make up for it with height! It is also a world of ice and snow.

I didn't expect it to snow in August in Cameroon, an equatorial country, just as the angle of direct sunlight began to shift to the equatorial region. This is unreasonable. It is understood that only a few areas in Cameroon have snowfall. The snow on the ground is not thick, but it has damaged several roofs and plantations and disrupted traffic.

Experts explain why it snows in Cameroon.

According to meteorologists, global warming has led to a bipolar pattern of temperature in the northern and southern hemispheres. This summer, rare high temperatures occurred in the United States and Canada in the northern hemisphere, reaching the highest of 8 1 degree Celsius, while it snowed in Brazil in the southern hemisphere, including this snowfall in Cameroon.

In fact, this abnormal climate change is also reflected in China. The heavy snow in the south a few years ago and the heavy rain in Henan this year are very abnormal weather phenomena.

The earth is warming, and there are many El Nino phenomena. Hawking had a judgment on the climate before his death. He said that global warming is irreversible, and maybe one day, there will be no winter on the earth. Care for the earth's environment, for the earth we live on, and for our future generations.

Local residents watch the snow scene.

The local residents were very happy to see the scene of snow. They excitedly picked up a large piece of snow and ran. This should be the first snow recorded in Cameroon! Let's see their faces when they see rare snow ~