Among the four new "stove cities" in China, the last one is located by the sea. Do you know which one?

The continuous rainfall in recent days can be said to have cooled this hot summer. Of course, there seems to be too much rain in some places. At this time, people always think of the four "stove cities" in China, but this list changes every year. Among the four new "stove cities" this year, only Chongqing is still on the list.

For the selection of "stove cities", we don't just look for those cities with higher temperatures, because it's not just the temperature. If we only look at the temperature, the highest temperature in China should be Turpan, Xinjiang. So, on the other hand, the heat index also depends on the humidity index of a city.

Next, Bian Xiao will take stock of the four new "stove cities" in China this year. In the previous list, Chongqing was on the list, even topping the list, and this year is no exception. But for the other three cities, they have all changed to new cities, such as Changsha and Wuhan, which all fell out of the list before. Let's have a look.

Chongqing

There is no doubt that Chongqing, the "mountain city" in China, has made the list, and it is also the most familiar one. In the past few decades, most of the high temperature days in Chongqing have been ahead of other cities, even sultry. Whenever this time, I just want to lie at home and blow the air conditioner.

Hangzhou

As a well-known tourist city in China, Hangzhou is a household name with the phrase "There is heaven above and Suzhou and Hangzhou below", which has been very famous since ancient times. But in recent years, Hangzhou's ranking has also gradually climbed in the list. Take the number of high temperature days as an example, ranking second in the country.

Nanchang

The geographical location of Nanchang is one of the main reasons for the hot weather. Nanchang is surrounded by mountains on three sides, blocking the sea breeze blowing from the east. The special geographical location has formed a relatively closed state of Nanchang. Another main reason is that the rapid development of cities in recent years has also caused the heat island effect.

The last of China's four new "stove cities" is located by the sea, but it is still strong on the list.

Fuzhou

As the capital city of Fujian, although Fuzhou is relatively closer to the seaside than some inland cities, it is still strong on the list. However, it is reported that Fuzhou's heat index has ranked first among cities, and Fuzhou has therefore become one of the new four "stove cities" list.