Is there a big difference in climate between Fujian and Guangdong?

The climate in Fujian varies greatly, belonging to subtropical humid monsoon climate, with obvious hydrothermal conditions and obvious vertical zoning. There are mountains in the northwest to block the cold wind and sea breeze in the southeast. A warm and humid climate is a remarkable feature of the climate. The complex and diverse climate is conducive to the development of agricultural diversification. The annual average temperature 17-2 1℃ rises from northwest to southeast, and it is higher than 10℃ in coastal areas all the year round. It is warm in winter, with the average temperature of 7- 10℃ in June-10℃ in coastal areas and 6-8℃ in mountainous areas. Summer is hot, the average temperature is 20-39, and there are many typhoons. The southeast coast of Fujian can be planted three times a year for 300-360 days each time, which is suitable for the growth of high-temperature crops such as sugarcane and subtropical plants, and it can be planted twice a year in other areas, which is suitable for planting rice and tea trees. Annual precipitation 1400-2000mm, decreasing from northwest to southeast. Uneven seasonal distribution, obvious in rainy season and dry season; March-June is the rainy season, accounting for 50-60% of the annual precipitation, and July-September is the typhoon season, with more precipitation and great interannual variation, which is prone to floods and droughts. 10 to February of the following year, with less precipitation. The annual sunshine hours are 1700-2300 hours. The effective wind energy in coastal and island areas reaches 2500-6500 kWh/m2. The wind energy and oil and gas resources in Taiwan Province Strait have good development and utilization prospects. Guangdong is a subtropical monsoon maritime climate zone, with an annual average temperature of 2 1.5 degrees and an annual rainfall of 1.700-2.400 mm.