What month is the coldest in the lunar calendar?

January in the lunar calendar is the coldest time.

65438+1October 20th or 2 1 is the "great cold", and the original meaning of the great cold solar term is the coldest period in a year. However, except for South China, the coldest time in other parts of the country is in the "March 9", which is 65438+1mid-October. The severe cold solar terms are mainly in "April 9" and "May 9", and the temperature has begun to slowly rise. Nevertheless, cold and dryness are the characteristics of severe cold weather.

China folks call these three solar terms "winter solstice", "slight cold", "great cold" and "midwinter". In the dead of winter, there is a cold air going south in about 5 days on average. Cold wave, frost and blizzard are the main disastrous weather in the middle of winter. In June+10 of 65438, the lowest temperature was below 0℃ for 20 days, and it snowed for 3 days. The Great Cold is the last of the "24 solar terms", and the "Spring Festival" is among the solar terms for many years. As long as people don't go against the agricultural season and arrange their production and life according to the weather characteristics, they will be able to gain advantages and avoid disadvantages, improve the economic benefits of industrial and agricultural production and enhance people's physique, so as to spend the Spring Festival happily.