How are the winds classified? What are the characteristics of different types of wind?

As we all know, in our human society, there are many phenomena about the atmosphere, among which wind is a common phenomenon. Wind exists in our real life, so many people will ask, how is wind classified? What are the characteristics of different types of wind? The answer to this question is actually divided by many classification factors, such as temperature and grade. Their characteristics are cold, hot and urgent. Let's analyze it in detail.

In our real life, the wind is a common phenomenon, and many times we can see the embodiment of the wind. Generally, natural wind is more common, and you can feel the feeling of blowing when you walk on the road. As we all know, there are many kinds of wind, cold wind, hot wind and typhoon. Wind is classified according to different temperatures and wind levels, and each wind has its own characteristics.

First of all, hot air is characterized by high temperature, which usually occurs in summer. In summer, the temperature is high. In some eastern coastal areas, the temperature has reached more than 30 degrees Celsius. When you go out, you often sweat, and the ultraviolet rays are particularly serious. Therefore, you should take necessary sun protection measures when you go out in summer. Hot air contains a lot of water, which gives us the feeling of being hot and wet.

Cold air mostly occurs in winter, and the temperature in winter is particularly low, especially in Northeast China. Generally, in cold winter, the temperature is below zero degrees Celsius, so we often see snowfall. Because the weather is dry in winter, the cold wind is generally dry and cold. Finally, there are typhoons. As we all know, typhoons generally occur in China's coastal areas, and the frequent occurrence time is around July and August every year, especially in Zhejiang, where typhoons are particularly serious. Typhoon is characterized by fast wind speed and strong wind force. These are some knowledge points about the wind that I have summarized.