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Geographical climate of guanzhuang town
Guanzhuang Town has a semi-humid monsoon climate with four distinct seasons due to its low latitude, topography and monsoon. The recovery in spring is unstable, with low humidity and rainy. In some years, it is cold at the end of spring and hot in summer, which is prone to summer drought before autumn, rainy after autumn and cold in winter. 1 month is the coldest month in the whole year, with an average monthly temperature of 5℃ and an average minimum temperature of 2.2℃. The average temperature in the hottest month in July is 27.5℃, the average maximum temperature is 32.3℃, 197 1 maximum temperature is 39.6℃. The annual average ground temperature is 18.7℃, and the ground temperature at the depth of 5 ~ 20cm is slightly lower than the ground temperature, which is 18. 3℃ to 65438 08.4℃; The average ground temperature is 30℃, and the average ground minimum temperature is 12.5℃, with the highest in July and the lowest in 1. The temperature of the upper soil is higher than that of the lower soil from March to September, but it is opposite from10 to February of the following year. The average annual frost-free period is 289.3 days, the longest in 82 years is 329 days, and 7 1 year is only 245 days. According to meteorological data, every rise
100 m, the annual average temperature drops by 0.6℃, the average annual temperature in Guanzhuang area is between 16℃ and 17℃, and the average annual temperatures in Guanyinshan and Dapinggai areas in the east are between 10℃ and 14℃. Guanzhuang has four distinct seasons, with the average temperature below 10℃ being winter, above 22℃ being summer, and 10℃ to 22℃ being spring and autumn. Influenced by the southwest monsoon, Guanzhuang Town is rich in precipitation, with the annual precipitation of 134 1. 1mm, and the precipitation in more than 80% years is between1100 ~1200mm, with the highest in May and July, both close to each other. 1 month at least, less than 30 mm. The distribution of precipitation is the most in summer, followed by spring, autumn and winter. 1974 Summer precipitation reached 802 mm, accounting for 59.8% of the total annual precipitation. 1959 has the least precipitation in summer, accounting for only 1.8% of the annual precipitation. There are more than 42 days of moderate rain in this town every year, and there are heavy rains all the year round from June to August, with an average annual rainfall of 2.8 days and 6500. 1September, 1979 15.5 mm rainfall, the largest rainstorm ever recorded, caused the front dam landslide of Daxi Reservoir to be 1 10 m long, 54 m wide and the crack depth 15.5 m.
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